
Poonamallee SC constituency, at Serial no 467 in Part no 94
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M Appadurai
Spouse Profession
Business
Current Representative — POONAMALLEE (Reserved)
Krishnaswamy A
DMK · Won in 2021
Total Assets
₹3.00 Cr
Movable Assets
₹98.09 L
Immovable Assets
₹2.01 Cr
Liabilities
₹78.77 L
Affidavit declares 2 criminal cases with charges including rioting (§147), voluntarily causing hurt (§323), criminal trespass (§447), unlawful assembly (§143), disobedience to public servant order (§188), and malignant act likely to spread disease (§270). The §270 charge is particularly notable given its relevance to public health violations. While web search found no additional undisclosed cases, the declared charges involve violence and public order violations that voters should be aware of.
2
Total Cases
Charges
Punishment for Rioting
Punishment for voluntarily causing hurt
Punishment for criminal trespass
Punishment for Being member of an unlawful assembly
Disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant
Malignant act likely to spread infection of disease dangerous to life
Financial Year: 2025 - 2026
Financial Year: 2025 - 2026
Political History
2016 - Won Poonamallee (SC) constituency as AIADMK candidate with 103,952 votes (43.32% vote share)
2018 - Switched allegiance to newly formed Amma Makkal Munnettra Kazhagam (AMMK) following party split
2019 - Lost Poonamallee by-election as AMMK candidate, securing only 14,804 votes (5.78% vote share)
2021 - Lost Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly election from Poonamallee, receiving 8,805 votes (3.38% vote share)
2026 - Contesting again from Poonamallee (SC) on AMMK ticket
Achievements
• Successfully won Poonamallee constituency in 2016 as AIADMK candidate with significant vote share of 43.32%
• Served as Member of Legislative Assembly (MLA) representing Poonamallee constituency from 2016-2021
Public sentiment appears largely muted with minimal online presence or engagement. Elumalai's electoral performance has declined sharply since his 2016 victory, with vote share dropping from 43.32% to just 3.38% in 2021 after switching to AMMK. Constituency residents continue to express dissatisfaction with civic infrastructure gaps, though specific criticism or praise of Elumalai personally is notably absent from public discourse.