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FORM 7-A. LIST OF CONTESTING CANDIDATES (See rule 10(1) of the Conduct of Election Rules, 1961) ELECTION TO THE HOUSE OF THE PEOPLE FROM THE 22.DINDIGUL PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY. Sl. Name of Candidate ’s Address of Part y Symbol No. Candidate Photo candidate affiliation allotted (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (i) Candidates of recognized National and State Political Parties. 1. ARASUR S/O SAVARI NAYAGAM, BAHUJAN ELEPHANT MANOHARAN (a) 122, SAMAJ MANOHARAN, S. ANTHONIYAR STREET, PARTY N.PANJAMPATTI(POST) ATHOOR TALUK, DINDIGUL DISTRICT 624303 2. VELUSAMY, P. S/O PALANIAPPA DRAVIDA RISING SUN GOUNDER (a) MUNNETRA PALANISAMY, KAZHAGAM 2-229, JAVATHUPATTI, ODDANCHATRAM TALUK, DINDIGUL DISTRICT 624619 (ii) Candida tes of registered Political Parties, (other than recognized national and State Political parties) 3. SUTHAKARAN, S. S/O SHAMMUGAM, MAKKAL BATTERY Dr. 64/65, NEEDHI TORCH NEHRUJI NAGAR, MAIAM DINDIGUL . 624 001 4. SURESH, K. S/O KAVERI, ULZAIPALI HAT SANTHI NAGAR, MAKKAL ALAMARATHUPATTY, KATCHY ATHOOR TALUK, DINDIGUL 624303 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 5. MANSOORALI S/O ABDUL SALAM, NAAM TAMILAR GANNA KISAN KHAN, A. 12/11, THIRUKUMARA KATCHI PURAM 4 TH STREET, ARUMBAKKAM, CHENNAI-600106 6. JOTHIMUTHU, K. S/O KARUPPANA PATTALI MANGO GOUNDER, MAKKAL E1, MANOJ ILLAM, KATCHI ARUNA THEATER BACKSIDE, NALLA GOUNDER NAGAR, ODDANCHATRAM TOWN, DINDIGUL (iii) Other Candidates 7. ARUN KUMAR, A. S/O AYYAKALAI, INDEPENDENT CALCULATOR WEST STREET, PILLAIYARNATHAM, PITHALAIPATTI (POST), DINDIGUL -624002 8. ANBUROSE, D. S/O DEVASAHAYAM, INDEPENDENT AUTO DOOR NO. 123, RICKSHAW SUKKANMEDU, EAST AROCKIA MATHA STREET, NAGAL NAGAR(POST), DINDIGUL-624003 9. ANANTHRAJ, T. S/O THIRUMOORTHY, INDEPENDENT COMPUTER 3-4E, KALLIMANTHAYAM, ODDANCHATRAM, DINDIGUL DISTRICT 624616. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 10. IRUDAYASAMY, G. S/O GEORGE WILLIAM, INDEPENDENT MIKE T-25, THATHACHARIYAR GARDEN, RAGAVENTHIRA BLOCK, THIRUVANAIKAVAL, SRIRANGAM. 625005 11. ESWARAN, R. S/O RAMUTHEVAR, INDEPENDENT BISCUIT 186/212, VINOBA NAGAR, ODDANCHATRAM 12. UDAYAKUMAR, A. S/O ALAGUMALAI, INDEPENDENT CUP & 51, CHELLANDIAMMAN SAUCER KOVIL NORTH STREET, DINDIGUL 624001 13. SHANMUGA S/O KANDHASAMY, INDEPENDENT BALLOON PRABU, K. 1/154, AATHI LAKSHMI PURAM, SEEVALSARAGU, SEMPATTI, DINDIGUL 14. DINESHKUMAR, S/O MOHAN, INDEPENDENT KETTLE M. 6/84, VANNANPARAI, EAST STREET, VEERALAPATTI(POST), ODDANCHATRAM- 624614 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 15. NAGARAJ, M. S/O MUTTAIAH, INDEPENDENT SEWING 189, SASTHA NAGAR, MACHINE ODDANCHATRAM- 624619 16. PANDI, M. S/O MURUGAN, INDEPENDENT STETHOSCOPE 493, ADI DRAVIDAR COLONY, THUMMICHAMPATTI, ODDANCHATRAM 624619. 17. MURUGESAN S.P. S/O PALANI, INDEPENDENT TUBE LIGHT 892-16, PARUMARATHUPATTI INAIPUSALAI, PERUMAL GOUNDEN VALASU, SAKKAMPATTI, AMBILIKAI, ODDANCHATRAM TALUK. 18. VETRIVEL, N. S/O NATARAJAN, INDEPENDENT ALMIRAH 27D/54, WEST ASHOK NAGAR, DINDIGUL. 19. VEMBARASAN, V. S/O VISWANATHAN, INDEPENDENT CAMERA 9/29, RANA SAKTHI KALIAMMAN KOVIL STREET, A.VELLODU, DINDIGUL – 624307 Scanned by CamScanner.

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