Yet another hectic day for candidates in Ernakulam district
The Hindu
Door-to-door campaigns, meetings with prominent persons held on poll eve
It was yet another hectic day for candidates on Monday, on the eve of the crucial polling day. Most of the candidates used the day for completing door-to-door campaigns and meeting prominent persons. They also utilised the final hours before polling to ensure that party workers would be out in the field on Tuesday, to see to it that maximum number of votes were polled. P.T. Thomas, the United Democratic Front (UDF) candidate of Thrikkakara constituency, met actor Mammootty at his Kadavanthra residence. He toured Thrikkakara, Kollamkudimugal, Jawahar Nagar, Chittetthukara and Thammanam areas and met voters. He also attended some marriage functions on the day. Mr. Thomas will vote at booth number 50 at Skilltek Centre at Pipeline Road, Palarivattom.
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