
170 Thiruvidaimarudur constituency, at Serial no 159 in Part no 200
THIRUVIDAIMARUDUR (Reserved) ConstituencyIndependent
Age
41
Education
8th Pass
Profession
House Wife
Affidavit declares profession as 'House Wife', but web search reveals Selvarani has been an active DMK politician who won elections in 2011 and 2021 as MLA from Thiruvidaimarudur constituency. Being an elected legislator is a public office that should be declared as primary profession rather than housewife.
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Constituency
THIRUVIDAIMARUDUR (Reserved)
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Thiru Sivaji
Spouse Profession
Foriegn
Current Representative — THIRUVIDAIMARUDUR (Reserved)
CHEZHIAAN, GOVI.
DMK · Won in 2021
Assets declared at Rs 29.97 lakhs appear modest for a two-term MLA who served 2011-2016 and 2021 onwards. MLAs in Tamil Nadu receive salaries, constituency development funds, and various allowances. While not impossibly low, this warrants voter scrutiny given her legislative experience and access to public funds for over 8 years of service.
Total Assets
₹29.98 L
Movable Assets
₹11.98 L
Immovable Assets
₹18.00 L
Liabilities
₹0
Political History
2011 - Won Thiruvidaimarudur Assembly seat on DMK ticket with 77,175 votes (48.12%), defeating AIADMK by 394 votes
2016 - Lost to AIADMK candidate U. Settu by 532 votes, received 77,538 votes (41.93%)
2021 - Reclaimed seat on DMK ticket with 95,763 votes (48.26%), defeating AIADMK by 10,680 votes
2024/25 - Left DMK to contest as Independent candidate from same constituency
Achievements
• Two-term MLA from Thiruvidaimarudur constituency (2011-2016 and 2021-present), demonstrating electoral appeal in SC-reserved seat
• Staged successful political comeback in 2021 after 2016 defeat, winning with increased margin of 10,680 votes
• Represented SC constituency in Tamil Nadu Assembly during periods when various welfare schemes for SC/ST communities were implemented
Selvarani is recognized as a two-term DMK MLA with a track record of electoral success in a reserved SC constituency, though now contesting as Independent raises questions about party relations. Her most prominent public visibility comes from being identified as a family member in the landmark Sathankulam custodial death case, though search results don't clarify if this is the same person. Limited recent coverage of her legislative work or development initiatives.