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Bypolls 2023 Results Updates: The Congress won three seats, the BJP two, and BJP-backed AJSU one, as votes were counted on Thursday for byelections held for six assembly constituencies in five states. As a representative of the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), the grand old party won in Maharashtra’s Kasba Peth, which was with the BJP since 1995; it opened its account in the West Bengal assembly by winning the Sagardighi segment, and retained Tamil Nadu’s Erode (East). Counting of votes underway at a counting station (PTI) The saffron party, meanwhile, retained Maharashtra’s Chinchwad, while in Arunachal Pradesh’s Lumla, its candidate was elected unopposed. The All Jharkhand Students Union, on the other hand, bagged the Ramgarh constituency in Jharkhand. Both Kasba Peth and Chinchwad polled on Feb 26. In Erode (East), Lumla, Ramgarh and Sagardighi, votes were cast on the following day. The byelections in five of these assembly seats were necessitated due to the passing away of the respective MLAs. The only exception was Ramgarh, where the sitting legislator lost her assembly membership after conviction in a case. The ruling DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance (SPA) on Thursday retained the Erode East bypoll segment in this western Tamil Nadu town with an emphatic win against the K Palaniswami-led AIADMK, prompting Chief Minister M K Stalin to bill it as an endorsement of his near two year-old government's "Dravidian model" of governance. • In a major setback for the Trinamool Con...

Erode (East) bypoll | AIADMK candidate K.S. Thennarasu files nomination, AMMK withdraws On February 6, the decks were cleared for Mr. Thennarasu, an ex-MLA to be the AIADMK’s official candidate; Tuesday was the last date for candidates to file their nomination papers for the February 27 bypoll February 07, 2023 02:20 pm | Updated February 12, 2023 03:48 pm IST - ERODE Erode (East) bypoll | BJP extends support to AIADMK candidate Thennarasu Accompanied by former AIADMK MLA K.V. Ramalingam, Tamil Maanila Congress youth wing president M. Yuvaraja and two other functionaries, the 65-year-old two time MLA filed his paper at noon. Mr. Thennarasu was elected as MLA from the Erode Assembly constituency in 2001 (before delimitation) and from the Erode (East) Assembly constituency in 2011. He is also the secretary of the AIADMK Erode Urban District M.G.R. Mandram and secretary of the Erode (East) Assembly constituency from 2011. Mr. Thennarasu, was initially supposed to file his papers on February 3, With a judgment on the dispute over the amendments made in the party’s bylaws in July 11 2022 reserved as of yet, the Supreme Court Erode (East) bypoll | BJP asks Palaniswami and Panneerselvam to work together in ‘united AIADMK’ On Monday, the AIADMK’s deposed coordinator O. Panneerselvam, The ECI, in a communication to the Returning Officer K. Sivakumar, said Mr. Hussain has been authorised for all official communication on behalf of the AIADMK for the ongoing by-election. Mr. Hussain ...

Erode By-Election Result - Erode East Bypolls Result 2023 LIVE Updates: Stay tuned with Times Now newsroom to catch latest updates of election results from Erode East Assembly seat in Tamil Nadu. This blog has updates, political reactions and analysis – as well as reports from Times Now reporters who are fanned out across the constituency. Erode East Bypolls Result 2023 LIVE: CM Stalin reacts as DMK candidate claims unassailable lead "I had asked people to weigh the performance of the DMK government and give their support. People have responded to the request and extended their support to the Dravidian model government," the Tamil Nadu chief minister reportedly said. Erode East Bypolls Result 2023 LIVE: Indication of what's in store for Lok Sabha polls, says Elangovan Commenting on his lead, the Congress candidate said it was an indication that DMK-front would sweep the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in the state. While Tamil Nadu has 39 LS seats, neighbouring Puducherry has one. Erode East Bypolls Result 2023 LIVE: Elangovan says credit goes to CM Stalin Congress candidate gave the credit for the victory to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin. The DMK government has fulfilled its promises to the people of Tamil Nadu and their satisfaction was reflected in Erode. The results showed people's love for secular DMK-front, EVKS Elangovan reportedly said. Erode East Bypolls Result 2023 LIVE: Elangovan extends lead EVKS Elangovan established a comfortable lead of over 18,000 votes agai...

Former legislative Assembly constituency in Andhra Pradesh, India 11°21′N 77°44′E / 11.350°N 77.733°E / 11.350; 77.733 Erode Former constituency for the Constituency Details Country Established 1952 Abolished 2006 Total electors 3,03,864 Reservation None Erode was a state assembly constituency in Members of Legislative Assembly [ ] Year Winner Party Raju M. Chinnaswamy Election results [ ] 40.88% 2006 [ ] Party Candidate Votes % ±% 94,938 44.17% 5.19% Sivakumar. E. R 84,107 39.13% -13.27% Chandhirakumar. V. C 29,011 13.50% Chairman. Pon 1,588 0.74% Palanisamy. K 1,585 0.74% Muthukumar. R 1,320 0.61% Selladurai. K 581 0.27% Sekaran. R 398 0.19% Sukumaran. Pon 261 0.12% Balan. R 253 0.12% Tamilrasu. M 225 0.10% Margin of victory 10,831 5.04% -8.38% 2,14,918 70.73% 13.98% 3,03,864 gain from -8.23% 2001 [ ] Party Candidate Votes % ±% 95,450 52.40% 19.92% Periyasamy N. K. K. 71,010 38.98% -20.82% Ganeshamurthi. A. 9,846 5.41% 1.38% Vengai Rajendran P. 2,233 1.23% Vinaya Kamoorthi. N. 1,524 0.84% Senthilkumar N. 658 0.36% Ramu V. 339 0.19% Nallasivam A. M. 218 0.12% Chokkalingam A. P. 211 0.12% Palanisamy R. 165 0.09% Murugesan S. 135 0.07% Margin of victory 24,440 13.42% -13.90% 1,82,154 56.74% -6.52% 3,21,070 gain from -7.40% 1996 [ ] Party Candidate Votes % ±% 104,726 59.80% 25.34% 56,889 32.48% -30.63% A. Genashamurthy 7,047 4.02% C. Ravi 1,433 0.82% V. K. Jambu 1,359 0.78% M. Devakumar 297 0.17% E. J. Narayanaram Singh 247 0.14% Thiruvenkatachala Mudaliar 233 0.13% K. Murug...

Erode (East) byelection 2023 result: The Congress looks set to retain Tamil Nadu's Erode (East) assembly constituency, with EVKS Elangovan, the party's candidate and former state unit chief, comfortably ahead of nominees of all other parties, according to the Election Commission of India (ECI) data. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin during a campaign in support of the DMK-backed Secular Progressive Alliance candidate EVKS Elangovan (left) for the Erode (East) Assembly seat by-poll, in Erode, (PTI) Click here for live updates on assembly bypolls 2023 results Even as counting of votes for the Feb 27 byelection commenced at 8 am on Thursday and is currently underway, ECI's website showed (at the time of publishing), that Elangovan had 31,884 votes (67.74%), far ahead of his nearest challenger, the opposition AIADMK's KS Thennarasu (10,747 votes, 22.83%). A screenshot of ECI's website (eci results) A total of 77 candidates contested the Erode (East) byelection, most of the independents. The polling here was necessitated due to the sudden demise in January of Elangovan's son, and sitting Congress legislator, E Thirumahan Everaa.

Synopsis "I have contested five times in the General Elections from Erode and Theni districts. I came out successfully twice (one time as MLA from Sathyamangalam and another period as MP from Gobichettipalayam, Erode district) and defeated thrice. Hereafter, I could not ask for a seat and contest any election," the former Union minister said. "I have contested five times in the General Elections from Erode and Theni districts. I came out successfully twice (one time as MLA from Sathyamangalam and another period as MP from Gobichettipalayam, Erode district) and defeated thrice. Hereafter, I could not ask for a seat and contest any election," the former Union minister said. Elangovan is the son of prominent politician late E V K Sampath. He is the grandson of rationalist 'Periyar' E V Ramasamy's brother Elangovan's son E Thirumahan Everaa, who was elected as MLA from Erode East constituency in the 2021 assembly elections, presided over the meeting. TNCC president K S Alagiri, former TNCC presidents K V Thangabalu and Su Thirunavukkarasar among others took part in the meeting. Don’t miss out on ET Prime stories! Get your daily dose of business updates on WhatsApp. Four state-owned financial entities — Punjab National Bank, Life Insurance Corporation of India, State Bank of India, and Bank of Baroda — that together own just over 45% of UTI Asset Management Company (AMC) are understood to be working on inviting formal bids for selling their stakes, top officials close to the de...

98. Erode (East) (इरोड (पूर्व)), is an Assembly/Vidhan Sabha seat in West region and Erode district of Tamil Nadu. It shares a border with . Erode (East) is part of 17. Erode Lok Sabha/Parliamentary constituency. This seat can be categoried as: a Urban constituency. DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE: This General Assembly constituency has an estimated Scheduled Caste population of 9.84%. The estimated literacy level of the district in which this constituency falls in is 72.96%. In the 2021 elections, there were a total of 2,28,402 eligible electors, of which 1,11,650 were male, 1,16,735 female and 17 registered voters were of the third gender. The electorate gender ratio in Erode (East) in 2021 is 1046. In the 2016 polls, there were a total of 2,12,746 eligible electors, of which 1,04,669 were male, 1,08,072 female and 5 voters of the third gender. In the 2011 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, there were a total of 1,75,388 eligible electors, of which 87,602 were male, 87,786 female and 7 voters of the third gender. The number of service voters in Erode (East) in 2016 was 43. In 2011, there were 42. PAST WINNERS/MLAS: In the 2016 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, Thennarasu K S of AIADMK won in this seat by defeating Chandhirakumar V C of DMK by a margin of 7,794 votes which was 5.27% of the total votes polled in the constituency. AIADMK had a vote share of 43.83% in 2016 in the seat. In 2011, Chandhirakumar V.C of DMDK won in this seat defeating Muthusamy S of DMK by a margin of 10,644 votes...

The by-election to the Erode East Assembly constituency will be a testing ground for the DMK which has been in power in Tamil Nadu for two years, but it’s also equally important for the opposition AIADMK, which would be looking to win back the constituency it represented before the current term. The by-election to the constituency was called due to the sudden death of sitting MLA E Thirumahan Everaa of the Indian National Congress. Erode East constituency covers 33 wards of Erode City Corporation with 238 polling stations and an electorate of a little over two lakh people. The constituency is predominantly urban, covering the main areas of Erode city, including the wholesale vegetable and textile markets as well as big industrial textile and leather units. As such, the electorate is mainly made up of the middle class and labourers. While the DMK, AIADMK, and the Congress have all played the arithmetic of caste politics, locals vs outsiders and migrants vs natives, there is some sense of anti-incumbency mainly due to the increase in electricity tariffs, milk prices and property tax rates. The Congress, which has an alliance with the ruling DMK, has not talked about any major development agendas but instead attacked opposition parties’ internal issues, and the opposition alliance with the national ruling party. The by-election to the constituency was called due to the sudden death of sitting MLA E Thirumahan Everaa of the Indian National Congress The AIADMK has been highligh...

Erode: Erode East MLA E Thirumahan Everaa, son of former According to family members, Thirumahan developed chest pain and struggled to breathe around 12.30pm. “He was rushed to a private hospital in Erode. But doctors said he died on the way,” said S Vijayabaskar, PA of the MLA. He is survived by his wife and daughter. Many Congress cadres and the public gathered at his house to pay their last respects. His father Elangovan, who rushed from Chennai to Erode after hearing the news, broke down at their house. His relatives consoled him. Party cadres and people in his constituency say Thirumahan was very progressive in his thoughts and affable in nature. Ever since he was elected as an MLA in 2021, he had participated in several public events in his constituency. “It was Thirumahan who built a strong IT wing and social media platform for the TNCC when he headed the wing between 2014 and 2017,” TNCC OBC wing vice-president Dr P V Senthil said. “Thirumahan was very down to earth. I have never seen him angry. I feel like I have lost a brother,’’ he said. Thirumahan’s neighbour K P Rajendran recalled a recent incident where the late MLA helped him and said he would readily help anyone. Meanwhile, condolences poured in from political leaders. Chief minister M K Stalin recalled his recent meeting with Thirumahan when his daughter won first place in national-level horse riding. “The smiling face of Thirumahan is still etched in my mind,” he said. Stalin said Thirumahan won everybody...

• Erode (east) is a legislative assembly constituency in Tamil Nadu. Election results of Erode (east) assembly constituency seat is given below in a table that also lists all MLAs from this seat. Click election year in the table, for more detailed result. List of all MLA from Erode (east) Assembly Constituency Seat (Tamil Nadu) Click on Year to View Detailed Result Year Candidate Party Total Vote Thennarasu K S ADMK 64879 Chandhirakumar V C DMDK 69166 2016 Legislative Assembly Constituency Election S N Candidate Party Total Vote 1 Thennarasu K S Male 65 yr GEN ADMK All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam 64879 43.83% 2 Chandhirakumar V C Male 49 yr GEN DMK Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam 57085 38.57% 3 Ponchairman Male 62 yr GEN DMDK Desiya Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam 6776 4.58% 4 Rajeshkumar P Male 44 yr GEN BJP Bharatiya Janata Party 5549 3.75% 5 None Of The Above NOTA None Of The Above nota 3096 2.09% 6 Jaganathan S Male 58 yr GEN KMDK Kongunadu Makkal Desia Katchi 2721 1.84% 7 Alaudeen A Male 35 yr GEN NTK Naam Tamilar Katchi 2262 1.53% 8 Sadhik Basha K Male 31 yr GEN SDPI Social Democratic Party Of India 2176 1.47% 9 Rajendran Male 55 yr GEN PMK Pattali Makkal Katchi 2111 1.43% 10 Kannan R Male 48 yr GEN IND Independent 406 0.27% 11 Loganathan P T Male 48 yr GEN IND Independent 294 0.2% 12 Krishnan P Male 53 yr SC BSP Bahujan Samaj Party 234 0.16% 13 Ramesh M Male 39 yr GEN SMK Samuga Makkal Katchi 220 0.15% 14 Senthilkumar K Male 41 yr GEN UMK Ulzaipali Makkal Katchy 109 0....