"Written My Exam": DMK Debutant Udhayanidhi Stalin Votes In Tamil Nadu
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Tamil Nadu elections: Udhayanidhi Stalin, a former actor, had kept more or less a low profile, until the last few weeks of the campaign.
Udhayanidhi Stalin, after casting his vote today in Tamil Nadu, compared his debut poll outing to an exam. To be fair, he was asked whether he was like a school student waiting for an exam. "I have already written my exam," said the 43-year-old DMK candidate, wiping his face in Chennai's muggy heat. "Every candidate's hope is to win. Hopefully I will also win. I hope people will make me win." Asked if he expected to become minister in future, he replied: "Only my leader will decide if I will be a minister if DMK wins."
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