TVK Functionary Threatened in Salem Amid Election Work
TVK functionary in Salem ‘threatened’ by unknown people
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K. Raja Manoharan, a functionary of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), reported threats from unknown individuals while returning from election-related duties in Edappadi constituency, Tamil Nadu, India. The incident raises concerns about safety during the electoral process.
- 01K. Raja Manoharan is the TVK in-charge for Edappadi constituency.
- 02He reported receiving threats from unknown individuals.
- 03The incident occurred while he was returning from election work.
- 04Manoharan lodged a complaint with local police.
- 05The threats highlight potential safety issues during elections.
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K. Raja Manoharan, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) in-charge for Edappadi constituency in Tamil Nadu, India, filed a police complaint on May 3, 2026, after being threatened by unknown individuals. The threats were reported to have occurred on the night of May 2 while he was driving to Salem after receiving his identity card from the Edappadi returning officer. This incident raises serious concerns about the safety of political workers during election periods, emphasizing the need for protective measures for those involved in the electoral process.
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The threats against K. Raja Manoharan could deter political participation and compromise the safety of election workers in Tamil Nadu.
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