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Tamil Nadu Assembly election 2026: Three villages in Coimbatore keep political displays off walls for over 35 years

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Last updated: April 12, 2026 8:19 pm
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Published: April 12, 2026
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Walls in Kalappanaickenpalayam village in Coimbatore district remain free of political party posters at all times.

Walls in Kalappanaickenpalayam village in Coimbatore district remain free of political party posters at all times.
| Photo Credit: S. Siva Saravanan

For over three decades, Kalappanaickenpalayam, Somayampalayam, and Kasthurinaickenpalayam villages in Coimbatore district have kept their walls free of political party posters, flags, bills, and paintings. Election campaigns are carried out through direct contact between candidates and voters.

The practice has been followed through a local understanding. Political parties and supporters do not put up any form of display material in public spaces. Walls, compound structures, and common areas remain free of writing and posters throughout the year.

Published – April 11, 2026 08:55 pm IST



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