Anbumani pledges to give a corruption-free state

Grand promises have marked PMK chief ministerial candidate Anbumani Ramadoss' campaign and the last day was no different. He started his day by taking a pledge in front of a photograph of Mahatma Gandhi, promising to fulfil all his poll promises within two years of coming to power.

“I am appealing the voters to give me a chance to serve. My government will fulfill all our poll promises within two years. If not, my ministers, MLAs and I will resign,“ he said in his constituency of Pennagaram.

He then set out to meet voters, reiterating his stance against corruption and for good governance. "This election is a chance to bring change in the state. People should make use of this election and vote for change," he said.

He alleged that DMK cadres have distributing money to voters in M Karunanidhi's constituency of Tiruvarur and MK Stalin's constituency of Kolathur. He also alleged that Pennagaram DMK candidate PNP Inbasekaran distributed Rs 15 crore to voters while AIADMK candidate KP Munusamy gave Rs 30 crore. "Both party's cadres are bribing voters; how will ensure a corruption-free government?" he said.