Ezhilan Naganathan

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Dr. Ezhilan Naganathan
Member of Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly
Assumed office
May 2021
2021 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly election  : Thousand Lights [12]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
DMK Ezhilan Naganathan 71,867 53.41% +10.06
BJP Khushbu 39,40529.29%+23.31
MNM K. M. Shariff11,7918.76%New
NTK A. J. Sherine8,8846.60%+5.15
NOTA NOTA1,3851.03%-1.52
AMMK N. Vaidhyanathan1,1550.86%New
Margin of victory32,46224.13%17.93%
Turnout 134,55556.05%-4.36%
Rejected ballots7330.54%
Registered electors 240,073
DMK hold Swing 10.06%

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