Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam Rasipuram Assembly Election 2011 – Latest News & Results
| AIADMK | 150 |
| DMDK | 29 |
| DMK | 23 |
| CPI-M | 10 |
| OTH | 22 |
| 234 / 234 | |
DMK Candidates for Rasipuram in Past Elections
| Candidate Name | Year | Votes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| MATHIVENTHAN M | 2021 | 90727 | Winner |
| Duraisamy V.P | 2016 | 77270 | Runner Up |
| Duraisamy.V.P | 2011 | 65469 | Runner Up |
| Ramaswamy.K.P | 2006 | 62629 | Winner |
| Ramalingam. K. P. Dr. | 2001 | 44303 | Runner Up |
| R.R. Damayandhi | 1996 | 41840 | Runner Up |
| B.A.R. Elangoavan | 1991 | 25625 | Runner Up |
| Subbu, A. | 1989 | 39534 | Winner |
| Muthu, P.T. | 1980 | 34175 | Runner Up |
| K.C. Periasamy | 1977 | 19374 | Runner Up |
| R. Nainamalai | 1971 | 41079 | Winner |
| P. Periasamy | 1967 | 38402 | Winner |
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) News
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Is Tamil Nadu Minister S Keerthana in the Viral Short Black Dress Video?
A video circulating on social media, falsely claiming to show Tamil Nadu Industries Minister S Keerthana stepping out of a car in a short black dress, has been debunked. Keerthana has explicitly denied the claim, attributing it to political trolling and misogyny, while also questioning the scrutiny of women's attire.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Passes Anti-NEET Resolution, DMK, AIADMK Back Move; BJP’s Lone MLA Walks Out
The Tamil Nadu Assembly has passed a resolution against the NEET examination on Tuesday with the DMK, AIADMK, Congress, PMK, DMDK, left parties and other smaller parties supporting it. The BJP's lone MLA staged a walkout opposing the move.
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‘Tamil Nadu Will Not Be Well Served’: TN MPs Unite Against Centre’s Delimitation Move
A cross-party group of Tamil Nadu parliamentarians met on Saturday to oppose the Union government’s proposed delimitation exercise, warning that redrawing electoral boundaries based on population metrics would unfairly penalize the state and weaken its voice in Parliament.
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Delimitation Row: DMK Defends Boycott of CM Vijay's All-Party Meet, Questions TVK's Stand on Exercise
With major opposition parties staying away from an all-party meeting of the Tamil Nadu MPs on delimitation convened by Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay on Saturday, DMK spokesperson TKS Elangovan said the party's boycott stemmed from the TVK's silence on where it stands on the delimitation exercise.
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How Udhayanidhi Stalin’s Admiration for Vijay Led to ‘Kuruvi’ With Trisha Krishnan
DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin recently made headlines following his arrest and station bail over alleged misogynistic remarks during a political rally in Thanjavur. This has turned attention back to his early days in cinema, when his deep admiration for Vijay led him to launch Red Giant Movies and wait for the actor's dates to produce 'Kuruvi' alongside Trisha Krishnan.
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Udhayanidhi Stalin Released Hours After Arrest in Trisha Remark Case, Madras High Court Intervenes
DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin was released around four hours after his arrest on Tuesday after the Madras High Court directed police to free him following questioning over his alleged "double-meaning" remark referring to actor Trisha. The court asked him to cooperate with the investigation as police continue probing multiple FIRs linked to the controversial speech.
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What Charges Has Udhayanidhi Stalin Been Booked Under After Trisha Remark Controversy?
DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin has been arrested in connection with remarks made during a Cauvery protest that sparked controversy over an alleged reference to actor Trisha. Police have booked him under multiple Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) provisions, the Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Harassment of Women Act and the IT Act.
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Tamil Nadu Horse-Trading Plot? MLA Alleges INR 35 Crore Bribe Offer to Influence Assembly Vote
An alleged high-stakes political horse-trading plot has emerged in Tamil Nadu after a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) filed a complaint claiming he was offered a INR 35 crore bribe to influence his vote on an upcoming legislative resolution.
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SIR Begins in 5 States; Opposition Relishes ‘Unity’ As DMK, AAP Sign INDIA Bloc Letter to CJI, BJP Says 'Congress Unserious'
Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls began with a house-to-house visit of the Booth Level Officers (BLOs) in five states, including Delhi, Karnataka, Meghalaya, Maharashtra and Jharkhand, re-igniting a tug of war between the ruling and the opposition camps on Tuesday.
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