
212 Mudukulathur constituency, at Serial no 191 in Part no 67
MUDUKULATHUR ConstituencyIndependent
Age
61
Education
8th Pass
Profession
Agriculture
Affidavit declares profession as 'Agriculture' but web search reveals V.Pandi (also known as S. Pandi) is a seasoned Congress politician who served as MLA three times (1991, 1996, 2016). While he may engage in agriculture, his primary known occupation is politics. The affidavit lists him as 'Independent' but he's historically been a Congress leader, raising questions about party affiliation accuracy.
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Political History
Guardian
V. Velasamy Karappai
Spouse Profession
House Wife
Current Representative — MUDUKULATHUR
R.S.Rajakannappan
DMK · Won in 2021
Total Assets
₹61.49 L
Movable Assets
₹23.49 L
Immovable Assets
₹38.00 L
Liabilities
₹17.00 L
Financial Year: None
Financial Year: None
1991 - Elected as MLA from Mudukulathur constituency on Indian National Congress ticket (first term)
1996 - Re-elected as MLA from Mudukulathur constituency on Congress ticket (second term)
2016 - Elected as MLA from Mudukulathur constituency on Congress ticket with margin of 13,348 votes (third term)
2021 - Lost election to DMK's R.S. Rajakannappan, ending his tenure as MLA
2024 - Filed candidacy as Independent candidate from Mudukulathur, breaking away from Congress
Achievements
• Three-time MLA from Mudukulathur (1991, 1996, 2016), demonstrating consistent electoral success and voter trust over 25 years
• Won 2016 election with a significant margin of 13,348 votes, showing strong mandate from constituents
• Built strong political base among Yadava community in Ramanathapuram district
• Maintained focus on state-level representation, dedicating entire political career to Mudukulathur constituency
V.Pandi commands respect as a three-term MLA with strong local support, particularly among the Yadava community in Mudukulathur. However, his 2021 electoral loss to DMK suggests declining influence, and his current independent candidacy after years with Congress raises questions about party relationships and political strategy.