MNM candidate Surabhi Pankaj campaigns in Kavundampalayam

MNM candidate Surabhi Pankaj campaigns in Kavundampalayam


Coimbatore: Surabhi Pankaj, Makkal Needhi Maiam's candidate for Kavundampalayam constituency intensely campaigned on Wednesday in Periyanaickenpalayam, Govanur and Naickenpalayam. People in the area reportedly offered their full support since they wanted change.



The people in the area demanded that all TASMAC outlets in residential areas ought to be shut and roads ridden with potholes need to be repaired immediately. Surabhi Pankaj promised to fix all their basic needs within six months if the Kavundampalayam constituency elects him as their MLA.





Surabhi Pankaj also promised that employment would be created for the unemployed youth soon. He also promised that all the water levels would be improved and the drinking water problem in the constituency would be rectified within six months.

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