
Sivakasi constituency, at Serial no 532 in Part no 191
VIRUDHUNAGAR ConstituencyAge
51
Education
10th Pass
Profession
Business - Production of firecrackers
Constituency
VIRUDHUNAGAR
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Guardian
V. Gurusamy Thevar
Spouse Profession
House Wife & Business
Current Representative — VIRUDHUNAGAR
Seenivasan A.R.R
DMK · Won in 2021
Declared assets of Rs. 56.98 crore (~57 crore) appear exceptionally high for a 10th pass firecracker businessman who has lost two consecutive elections. With no previous election data to compare, the concern is that these assets seem disproportionate to declared profession, especially given Virudhunagar's firecracker industry context where recent factory explosions highlighted safety and regulatory issues. The movable assets alone (Rs. 18.5 crore) and liabilities (Rs. 5 crore) warrant voter scrutiny about income sources.
Total Assets
₹56.98 Cr
Movable Assets
₹18.52 Cr
Immovable Assets
₹38.47 Cr
Liabilities
₹5.03 Cr
Affidavit declares one criminal case (Crime No. 115/2024, Elayirampannai Police Station) filed in 2024, but provides no details about the nature of charges. This is a very recent case with no information available in web searches, raising questions about what happened just before the election. The timing (2024 case for 2026 election) and lack of public information is concerning.
1
Total Cases
Charges
Crime No. 115/2024, Elayirampannai Police Station
Financial Year: 2024 - 2025
Financial Year: 2024 - 2025
Political History
2016 - Contested Virudhunagar Assembly seat on AIADMK ticket; lost to DMK's A.R.R. Seenivasan by 2,870 votes (1.87% margin)
2021 - Contested Virudhunagar again; lost to same DMK opponent by approximately 17,000 votes (11% margin), showing significant decline in support
2024 - Criminal case registered (Crime No. 115/2024) at Elayirampannai Police Station
2026 - Third-time AIADMK candidate from Virudhunagar constituency
Public sentiment appears largely negative, with minimal online presence or recognition despite two consecutive election attempts. Lost both 2016 (by 2,870 votes) and 2021 (by 17,000 votes) elections to the same DMK opponent, showing declining support. Web searches found virtually no social media footprint, public statements, or documented achievements, suggesting limited voter connect in Virudhunagar.