Sv Ramani, Member Of Congress For South Chennai

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S V RAMANI is a member of the Indian National Congress since 1974. He is the candidate for South Chennai (LokSabha Constituency) for 2014 LokSabha Election. He was appointed as the National Media Coordinator on July 31st by AICC communication.
Mr. Ramani Born in the Holy Town of Tiruvannamalai in 1957, his simplicity can be traced to a small village Vembi in the Acrot District. S V Ramani did his schooling in a number of different cities including Tiruvannamalai and done his Engineering in BE from Delhi College of Engineering.
The Congress announced the name S.V. Ramani as its candidates for south Chennai constituency few days before the deadline to filling for the April 24th LOK SABHA POLLS ends.
Tamil Nadu Congress President B.S. Gnandesikan announced the name of Mr. S V Ramani, the party’s national media coordinator for the seat currently held by AIADMK. Mr. Ramani has held various positions in the party and currently is also a member of the communications Department of the all India Congress Committee. With this, the Congress has announced candidates for all the 39 LOK SABHA Constituencies in Tamil Nadu.
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... It needed the Head of the Congress Party in Tamil Nadu to push his seniors in New Delhi to make Public the name of its candidate for Chennai South. So the Party has put up S V Ramani for the Chennai South Constituency for the ensuring General Elections. He is the part of the Party’s Communications cell in New Delhi.
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