- Vidhya had met her dad Veerappan just once when she was in the third norm at her granddad’s home in Gopinatham.
- +Vidhya, who joined the BJP in 2020, said he made the change to NTK in the wake of watching Koose Munisamy Veerappan, a TV series about her dad.
- Her regard for Seeman “went up multifold” in the wake of hearing his perspectives on her dad in the narrative.
Naam Tamilar Katchi pioneer Seeman on Saturday named a contender for 40 LS seats and Vilavancode by-survey. The rundown incorporates 15 specialists, designers, and scholastics, aside from movie chief M Kalanjiyam and Vidhya Veerappan, a girl of woodland scoundrel Veerappan.
40 Candidates of Naam Tamilar Katchi
In a public get-together held here to send off the mission for the overall political decision, Seeman presented the party’s competitors: M Jegathish Chandhar (Tiruvallur), Dr. Amudhini (north Chennai), S Tamil Selvi (south Chennai), R Karthikeyan (focal Chennai), Dr. V Ravichandran (Sriperumbudur), V Santhoshkumar (Kancheepuram), Afsiya Nasrin (Arakkonam), T Mahesh Anand (Vellore), Dr. K Abinaya (Dharmapuri), Dr. R Rameshbabu (Thiruvannamalai), Dr. K Bakyalakshmi (Arani), M Kalanjiyam (Villupuram), A Jegadheesan (Kallakuruchi), Dr K Manojkumar (Salem), Vidhya Veerappan (Krishnagiri). Seeman likewise declared the name of R Gemini as Vilavancode by survey competitor. NTK has distributed half of its LS passes to ladies, involving 20 ladies competitors.
Famous sandalwood bootlegger Veerappan’s name spelled dread for quite a long time in pieces of Dharmapuri and Krishnagiri locale, lining Karnataka. Twenty years after Veerappan was shot dead by the Extraordinary Team (STF), his little girl Vidhya Rani is currently taking the vote-based course to pose extreme inquiries to the political class.
Veerappan’s Daughter Vidhya Veerappan in Krishnagiri
Vidhya Veerappan, the 33-year-old little girl of the timberland scoundrel who was a commonly recognized name in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, will test her constituent fortunes from Krishnagiri Lok Sabha supporters as the candidate of Naam Tamizhar Katchi (NTK), a Tamil patriot outfit.
“Her dad safeguarded the timberlands; she will presently safeguard the (Tamil) race,” Seeman, the head of NTK declared, on Saturday night at a public meeting in Chennai. Vidhya has been browsed by Krishnagiri, different supporters where individuals communicating in something like five dialects including Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Hindi, and Urdu live.
A legal counselor by calling, Vidhya, who finished a five-year regulation course from a school in Bengaluru, runs a school in Krishnagiri, which has been her home throughout the previous nine years.
However, many of Seeman’s strategies sound illogical and crazy on occasion – the party lauds LTTE and its boss Velupillai Prabhakaran – – NTK’s acknowledgment among individuals has been developing. From a simple 1.1 percent vote share in 2016 to 4 percent votes in 2019 Lok Sabha surveys to 6.7 percent in 2021 gathering surveys, the party has progressed significantly in rising as the third biggest party in Tamil Nadu as far as vote share.
