Coimbatore MP Ganapathi Rajkumar thanked voters in Saravanampatti areas on September 14 for their support in the parliamentary elections. He visited various party units accompanied by local DMK leaders and functionaries.
Coimbatore: Coimbatore Member of Parliament Ganapathi Rajkumar expressed his gratitude to the voters in the Saravanampatti areas on Thursday (Sep. 14) for their support in the recent parliamentary elections.
The MP visited party units 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, and 21 in the Saravanampatti area, which falls under the Kavundampalayam constituency.
Accompanying the MP were several local DMK leaders, including Thondamuthur Ravi, the North District Secretary, and Siravai Siva (aka Palanisamy), the Area Secretary.
Other notable attendees included Kathirvel, the Northern Zone Chairman, Manoj, the District Youth Wing Deputy Organizer, along with corporation councilors, area and ward-level party executives, India Alliance party members, and party cadres.
The event saw a large turnout of party workers and supporters, showcasing the strong grassroots presence of the DMK in the area. This gesture of gratitude by MP Ganapathi Rajkumar underscores the importance of maintaining close ties with the electorate and acknowledging their role in the democratic process.
The MP visited party units 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, and 21 in the Saravanampatti area, which falls under the Kavundampalayam constituency.
Accompanying the MP were several local DMK leaders, including Thondamuthur Ravi, the North District Secretary, and Siravai Siva (aka Palanisamy), the Area Secretary.
Other notable attendees included Kathirvel, the Northern Zone Chairman, Manoj, the District Youth Wing Deputy Organizer, along with corporation councilors, area and ward-level party executives, India Alliance party members, and party cadres.
The event saw a large turnout of party workers and supporters, showcasing the strong grassroots presence of the DMK in the area. This gesture of gratitude by MP Ganapathi Rajkumar underscores the importance of maintaining close ties with the electorate and acknowledging their role in the democratic process.