
119 Thondamuthur constituency, at Serial no 525 in Part no 89
THONDAMUTHUR ConstituencyIndependent
Age
30
Education
Graduate
Profession
Agriculture
Affidavit declares profession as 'Agriculture' but web search consistently identifies him as a DMK politician who contested the 2021 assembly elections and is contesting again in 2026. While listed as 'Independent' in the current affidavit, he has been actively involved in electoral politics. The extremely low declared assets (Rs. 35,500 total) are unusually minimal for someone engaged in active political campaigning across multiple election cycles.
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Guardian
Mayilsamy
Spouse Profession
Unmarried
Current Representative — THONDAMUTHUR
S.P. Velumani
AIADMK · Won in 2021
Declared total assets of Rs. 35,500 (only movable assets, zero immovable property) appear exceptionally low for a candidate who has contested multiple assembly elections. Political campaigning in assembly constituencies typically requires significant financial resources for travel, campaigning, and related activities. The complete absence of immovable assets and minimal movable assets raises questions about how campaign expenses are being met and whether all assets are being fully disclosed.
Total Assets
₹35.5 K
Movable Assets
₹35.5 K
Immovable Assets
₹0
Liabilities
₹0
Political History
2021 - Contested Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly election from Thondamuthur as DMK candidate; lost to AIADMK's S.P. Velumani by 41,630 votes
2026 - Contesting again from Thondamuthur constituency, listed as Independent in affidavit but identified as DMK candidate in media reports
Achievements
• Demonstrated political persistence by contesting again in 2026 after losing the 2021 election by a significant margin
Limited public information is available about Karthikeyan M, with most coverage focused on electoral contests rather than individual achievements. He is primarily known as the DMK candidate who lost to incumbent AIADMK strongman S.P. Velumani by a significant margin of 41,630 votes in 2021. There is minimal social media presence or documented public engagement, making it difficult to assess grassroots support or criticism.