Justin. T

Justin T., 70, is contesting from Killiyoor constituency in Kanyakumari district on an Indian Christian Front (ICF) ticket. With an 8th standard education and declaring 'No' as his profession, Justin has declared assets worth Rs. 30.90 lakhs, entirely in movable assets with no immovable property. He has no criminal cases and no liabilities on record. Despite his candidacy, web searches reveal no specific information about Justin T.'s political history, development work, or public activities in Killiyoor. The Indian Christian Front, founded on October 16, 2000, with headquarters in Madurai and M.L. Sundaram as president, has had a checkered electoral history in Tamil Nadu. The party has frequently switched alliances, supporting AIADMK in 2001, 2011, 2014, and 2024, while backing the UPA in 2004 and 2009, and the DMK-led alliance in 2021. When ICF fielded its own candidates in Killiyoor in 2016 as one of four seats where they broke from their AIADMK alliance, they received minimal votes—approximately 800 combined across all four constituencies. Killiyoor has been a Congress stronghold, with S. Rajeshkumar winning in 2016 with 50.47% and in 2021 with 59.76% of votes. S. John Jacob won in 2006 with 55.18%. The constituency's political landscape shows strong INC dominance, making it challenging terrain for smaller parties like ICF. Justin T. faces an uphill battle in a constituency where his party has historically struggled to gain traction. Voters should note that despite ICF's claim of 100,000 members representing 5% of Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry's Christian population, the party's independent electoral performance has been extremely weak. No information about Justin T.'s specific political experience, community work, or public service record could be found in available sources, which may concern voters seeking candidates with demonstrated track records.