Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Monday filed his nomination from the Kolathur constituency as the state gears up for Assembly elections.
Following the filing, Stalin held a roadshow, interacting with the public and expressing confidence in a decisive victory. He said the level of support this time was higher than in previous elections.
“Our victory will be very bright. Compared to the last
three times, I’m witnessing huge support. This is the United Progressive Alliance.
Tamil Nadu is fighting against Delhi. This time the victory is going to be very big,” Stalin said.
The DMK will contest 164 out of the 234 constituencies, while 70 seats have been allotted to alliance partners. The Congress will contest 28 seats, CPI and CPI(M) five seats each, VCK eight seats, and MDMK four seats.