TIRUPATHUR District · 23 candidates · 3 with declared cases
A. NALLATHAMBI
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A. Nallathambi of the DMK has represented Tirupattur constituency since his re-election in 2021 with 96,522 votes (52.37%). While specific constituency-level projects are not extensively documented, Tirupattur has been part of broader state and central government development initiatives during 2021-2026. The Tirupattur railway station was selected for upgradation under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, and the constituency likely benefited from Tamil Nadu's state-wide investments in education, healthcare, and infrastructure. Industrial development in nearby areas, including the multi-energy vehicle plant in Ranipet by Tata Motors and Jaguar Land Rover, potentially created employment opportunities for local residents. However, the constituency has faced significant challenges. Water contamination from tanneries in surrounding areas affects Jolarpet and Tirupattur, while environmental pollution from nearby Tiruppur's textile industry remains a concern. Tribal residents near Tirupattur have protested the lack of basic civic amenities and development, even threatening to boycott elections. The DMK government faced broader criticism for delayed implementation of welfare schemes and rising costs due to increased electricity tariffs, property taxes, and other charges. Corruption allegations against the DMK government at the state level have also been raised by opposition parties, though no specific cases involving the Tirupattur MLA were documented. As the 2026 elections approach (scheduled for April-May), voters should note the limited documentation of constituency-specific projects and achievements during this period. While the DMK government has emphasized development across Tamil Nadu, concrete evidence of transformative projects in Tirupattur itself remains sparse. Voters should consider both the broader state-level governance record and the local issues that persist, including water contamination, lack of tribal area development, and the need for more visible infrastructure improvements in the constituency.
Turnout
77.72%
Total Votes
1,85,930
Victory Margin
28,240 (15.19%)
NOTA Votes
1,632 (0.89%)
Total Electors: 2,39,231
| # | Candidate | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
Anjali. M

Balabharathi. S.V

Dr.Poovalagi. P

Gnanasekaran. M

Govind. T.G

Mohan Raj. R

Nallathambi. R

Ragujoseph. J

Sankar. S

Thirupathi. C

Thirupathi. N

Thirupathi. S

Venkatesan. K
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A. Nallathambi DMK |
| 96,522 |
| 52.37% |
| 2 | T. K. Raja PMK | 68,282 | 37.05% |
| 3 | M. Sumathi NTK | 12,127 | 6.58% |
| 4 | A. Gnanasekar AMMK | 2,702 | 1.47% |
| 5 | B. Vijayakumar Independent | 1,096 | 0.59% |
| — | NOTA (None of the Above) | 1,632 | 0.89% |
Turnout
79.06%
Total Votes
1,77,843
Victory Margin
7,647 (4.3%)
Total Electors: 2,24,947
NALLATHAMBI. A
DMK
80,791
45.43%
73,144
41.13%