New Speaker to be elected on Wednesday

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P. Dhanapal is all set to be declared elected Assembly Speaker on Wednesday as only his nomination paper has been received by the Assembly Secretariat.

The deadline for filing of nomination papers was over at noon on Tuesday.

Mr Dhanapal presented his paper to Assembly Secretary A.M.P. Jamaludeen on Saturday in the presence of senior Ministers.

The Assembly meets at 10 a.m. on Wednesday.

Keywords: Tamil Nadu Speaker election, P. Dhanapal, AIADMK government

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