
93-Senthamangalam constituency, at Serial no 523 in Part no 71
SENTHAMANGALAM(Reserved) ConstituencyAI-generated content based on web sources. Verify independently before making decisions.
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Spouse Profession
Housewife
Current Representative — SENTHAMANGALAM(Reserved)
Ponnusamy K
DMK · Won in 2021
Total Assets
₹3.43 Cr
Movable Assets
₹73.86 L
Immovable Assets
₹2.69 Cr
Liabilities
₹1.50 L
Affidavit declares 3 criminal cases with serious charges including election-related offenses (illegal payments, bribery under Sections 171H, 171B, 171E), obstruction in public way (Section 283), and assault on public servant (Section 353). While web search found no recent controversies, these are serious election code and assault charges that voters should be aware of.
3
Total Cases
4
Serious IPC
Charges
Illegal payments in connection with an election
Bribery
Punishment for bribery
Danger or obstruction in public way or line of navigation
Assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharge of his duty
Financial Year: 2024 - 2025
Political History
1996 - First elected to Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly as DMK candidate from Sendamangalam (ST) constituency
2006 - Denied DMK nomination; contested as independent candidate and suffered major defeat with only 1,612 votes while DMK's K. Ponnusamy won with 64,506 votes (49.91%)
2007 - Joined All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) after leaving DMK
2016 - Won Sendamangalam constituency as AIADMK candidate with 91,339 votes (48.09%), defeating DMK rival by 12,333 votes
Achievements
• Successfully won elections in 1996 and 2016 from the same constituency under different party banners, demonstrating electoral resilience
• Overcame a humiliating defeat in 2006 (1,612 votes as independent) to stage a political comeback in 2016 with over 91,000 votes
• Represents a Scheduled Tribe reserved constituency, providing political representation to marginalized communities
C. Chandrasekaran has shown political resilience, winning elections across different parties over two decades. However, his party-switching history and lack of recent public coverage suggest a relatively low-profile political presence with limited information about development work or public engagement in recent years.