Beneficiaries of Central schemes are innumerable among voters, says C. Krishnakumar
The Hindu
Beneficiaries of Central schemes are innumerable among voters, says C. Krishnakumar
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State general secretary C. Krishnakumar is contesting to the Lok Sabha from Palakkad for the second time in a row. Although he had been relegated to the third position, having won 21.44 % of the votes in the 2019 polls, Mr. Krishnakumar is back in the fray with a renewed verve. His smiling posters across the Palakkad constituency reintroduces him as C.K. The march held across the breadth of the constituency in the run-up to this election has energised him and made him more confident. He spoke to The Hindu on the eve of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Palakkad.
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