Trinamool Congress candidate Prabhu Inbadas campaigns to seek support from minority communities in Ooty
Coimbatore: Trinamool Congress candidate Prabhu Inbadas indulges in intensive campaigning to gather minority community voters after receiving blessings from South Indian Church CSI Archbishop of the Ravinder Timothy.
All India Trinamool Congress state treasurer Prabhu Inbadas is contesting from the Coonoor constituency for the first time in the Nilgiris district. This is the first time that the All India Trinamool Congress has fielded a candidate in the Coonoor area of the Nilgiris district, despite representatives of various parties including the BJP, Congress, AIADMK and DMK contesting in the Nilgiris district.
Prabhu Inbadas has provided assurance for five promises in five years as he faces the elections.
He promised to initiate expansion of the bus stand, bringing a third alternative route from Mettupalayam to Coonoor, a cold storage unit for hill vegetable farmers as Nilgiris is based in the agricultural industry and an artificial grass field to encourage young people for sports.
Prabhu Inbadas also visited the CSI Archbishop Ravinder Timothy of the South Indian Church, who wished him well during the final phase of the election campaign today.
All India Trinamool Congress state treasurer Prabhu Inbadas is contesting from the Coonoor constituency for the first time in the Nilgiris district. This is the first time that the All India Trinamool Congress has fielded a candidate in the Coonoor area of the Nilgiris district, despite representatives of various parties including the BJP, Congress, AIADMK and DMK contesting in the Nilgiris district.
Prabhu Inbadas has provided assurance for five promises in five years as he faces the elections.
He promised to initiate expansion of the bus stand, bringing a third alternative route from Mettupalayam to Coonoor, a cold storage unit for hill vegetable farmers as Nilgiris is based in the agricultural industry and an artificial grass field to encourage young people for sports.
Prabhu Inbadas also visited the CSI Archbishop Ravinder Timothy of the South Indian Church, who wished him well during the final phase of the election campaign today.