All TASMAC liquor outlets in Tamil Nadu will be closed for three days from April 21 to April 23 to ensure a peaceful Assembly election on April 23. The Election Commission has mandated the closure from 10 a.m. on April 21 until midnight on polling day to maintain order. Strict action will be taken against any violations, aiming to prevent disturbances and uphold law and order during the crucial polling period.
Polling for the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections will occur in all 234 constituencies with 4,023 candidates contesting. The Election Commission has arranged 75,097 polling booths, including additional stations, to manage voter flow efficiently. As political parties intensify campaigns in the summer heat, leaders are engaging voters through various means like public meetings and door-to-door interactions.
The final campaign phase witnesses increased political activities with leaders seeking maximum support across constituencies. Security and logistical arrangements are in place to ensure fair elections, with enforcement teams monitoring compliance with election rules, including the liquor sales ban. The closure of liquor outlets during elections is a standard measure to prevent alcohol influence on voters and create a conducive democratic environment. Officials are committed to upholding the electoral process’s integrity while prioritizing voter safety and convenience.
