Archive · 23 Aug 2026
Minister Urges TVK Sweep in Tamil Nadu Local Polls
Minister J Mohammed Parvez asked his party workers to prepare strongly for local elections.
He said the party should try to win every local body seat.
He called the party’s growth a “whistle revolution.”
He credited women voters and the party leadership for helping the party become powerful.
He also said young people were watching live broadcasts of Assembly proceedings online.
The minister told workers to organise at the booth level.
He said hardworking local workers would be considered for leadership positions.
He also discussed complaints from ambulance workers and the government’s efforts to stop child labour.
J Mohammed Parvez urged TVK cadres to secure a complete victory in forthcoming Tamil Nadu local body elections.
Parvez attributed the party’s rise to a “whistle revolution,” women voters’ support and the appeal of its leadership.
He directed cadres to begin booth-level mobilisation and said grassroots workers would receive local leadership roles.
Parvez asked existing TVK members to work with newly inducted AIADMK functionaries for rural and urban victories.
He said the government was reviewing wage complaints from 108 ambulance staff and pledged continued action against child labour.
- Who
- Tamil Nadu Minister J Mohammed Parvez and TVK party cadres.
- What
- Parvez urged cadres to seek a complete sweep in forthcoming local body elections and discussed labour and administrative issues.
- When
- Sunday, August 23; the year is not specified in the report.
- Where
- Pudukkottai and Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu.
- Why
- He said booth-level mobilisation and cooperation among party workers were needed to secure victories in rural and urban local bodies.
- Speaker
- J Mohammed Parvez, Minister for Labour Welfare and Skill Development
- Election focus
- Forthcoming local body elections in Tamil Nadu
- Stated target
- A 100 per cent victory in the local body polls
- Mobilisation plan
- Booth-level organisation and cooperation between existing members and newly inducted AIADMK functionaries
- Assembly broadcasts
- Parvez said live broadcasts of Assembly proceedings have attracted substantial online youth viewership
- Ambulance workers
- The government is reviewing wage complaints from 108 ambulance staff
- Child labour
- Parvez said authorities conduct immediate rescues after reports and aim to eliminate child labour from factories