DMK State Deputy Secretary of the IT Wing, Divya Sathyaraj, has said that her entry into politics was driven by a commitment to public service and not electoral ambition, amid media queries on whether she would contest in the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections and from which constituency.
When asked about her current organisational role and how she would function in the election field with polls approaching, particularly with Coimbatore being viewed as a high-expectation constituency, she reiterated her position, stating. “I did not come into politics to win elections. I came only to do public service. During elections, along with everyone, I will do people’s work, I will work, I will campaign.”
On being further asked whether she would contest if given an opportunity, Divya Sathyaraj declined to comment on electoral prospects at this stage and instead highlighted the Tamil Nadu government’s welfare initiative, saying, “That is not something to talk about now. The Women’s Rights Allowance scheme is very good… a very good initiative… very good.”
Her remarks come amid growing political discussions over potential candidates and constituency allocations within the DMK as preparations gather pace for the Assembly elections.
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