Presidential Election 2017: Ram Nath Kovind meets Puducherry legislators, assured of support
NDA presidential candidate Ram Nath Kovind met Puducherry legislators and a Lok Sabha member, who assured support for his candidature
Chennai: NDA presidential candidate Ram Nath Kovind on Saturday met Puducherry legislators and the lone Lok Sabha member from the union territory, who assured support for his candidature. Puducherry-based All India NR Congress chief N Rangasamy and his party legislators met Kovind at a hotel in Chennai. Puducherry's lone Lok Sabha MP R Radhakrishnan, who belongs to the main opposition party in the Assembly (AINRC), was also present, according to Tamil Nadu BJP. Also, BJP's lone legislator from Kerala and veteran party leader O Rajagopal took part in the meeting to drum up support for Kovind. Kovind, 71, arrived in Chennai this morning from New Delhi and was accorded a warm reception by Tamil Nadu BJP leaders at the airport. Later, he drove to a city hotel where he met the legislators. The NDA presidential nominee has also sought support from the AIADMK factions led by former chief minister O Panneerselvam and Chief Minister K Palaniswami.

Rahul Gandhi, Kharge lead protest near PM residence; Centre says Parliament discussion was offered
Parliament's Monsoon Session from July 20: Key bills, numbers game to dominate agenda
Major blow to Uddhav Thackeray as six Lok Sabha MPs join Shinde camp
12 years and counting: NDA leaders felicitate PM Modi as he trumps Nehru's tenure record
‘Trust, progress and welfare’: PM Modi celebrates 12 years in office, highlights big policy moves
