AIADMK candidate and former minister SP Velumani performed traditional silambam martial art while campaigning in Kuniyamuthur Idayarpalaiyam area of Coimbatore, engaging with voters and children in a unique traditional welcome during his intensive door-to-door canvassing efforts.
Coimbatore: Former Minister and AIADMK candidate for Thondamuthur constituency SP Velumani showcased traditional Tamil martial art silambam while campaigning in the Kuniyamuthur Idayarpalaiyam area on Thursday, adding a cultural touch to his election campaign.
Velumani has been actively engaged in intensive door-to-door canvassing across various localities in the Thondamuthur constituency, directly meeting voters and seeking their support for the upcoming elections.
As part of his ongoing campaign efforts, Velumani visited the Idayarpalaiyam area in Kuniyamuthur today, where he interacted with local residents and sought their votes. During the visit, he was accorded a traditional welcome by AIADMK supporters who performed silambam, the ancient Tamil martial art involving stick fighting.
In a spontaneous gesture that delighted the gathered crowd, Velumani joined children in performing silambam, twirling the traditional fighting stick with skill. The former minister's participation in the traditional art form drew enthusiastic responses from voters present at the venue.
The unique campaign style combining traditional cultural elements with political canvassing reflects Velumani's strategy to connect with voters through Tamil cultural heritage. The silambam performance created a festive atmosphere and drew significant attention from local residents.
The former minister continues his extensive campaign across the Thondamuthur constituency, visiting multiple areas and engaging directly with voters to garner support for the AIADMK in the upcoming elections.
Velumani has been actively engaged in intensive door-to-door canvassing across various localities in the Thondamuthur constituency, directly meeting voters and seeking their support for the upcoming elections.
As part of his ongoing campaign efforts, Velumani visited the Idayarpalaiyam area in Kuniyamuthur today, where he interacted with local residents and sought their votes. During the visit, he was accorded a traditional welcome by AIADMK supporters who performed silambam, the ancient Tamil martial art involving stick fighting.
In a spontaneous gesture that delighted the gathered crowd, Velumani joined children in performing silambam, twirling the traditional fighting stick with skill. The former minister's participation in the traditional art form drew enthusiastic responses from voters present at the venue.
The unique campaign style combining traditional cultural elements with political canvassing reflects Velumani's strategy to connect with voters through Tamil cultural heritage. The silambam performance created a festive atmosphere and drew significant attention from local residents.
The former minister continues his extensive campaign across the Thondamuthur constituency, visiting multiple areas and engaging directly with voters to garner support for the AIADMK in the upcoming elections.