Ex-MLA
Arasu R. T.
Cheyyur (SC) Constituency · Tamil Nadu
DMKMember, Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly
- State: Tamil Nadu
- Position: Ex-MLA
- Party: DMK
- Category: SC
- Membership: Former
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About
Arasu R. T. is a former Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from Cheyyur, Tamil Nadu, associated with the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK). They served as MLA after the 2016 Tamil Nadu Assembly election. View their verified record and rate their past performance on NetaSampark.
Who is Arasu R. T.?
Arasu R. T. was a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for Cheyyur in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly. According to ADR/MyNeta election winners lists, they served as MLA after the 2016 Tamil Nadu Assembly election. Their party affiliation on record is the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK). Arasu R. T. is not a sitting MLA today.
Terms served
- 2016: elected MLA from CHEYYUR (DMK)
- Only terms confirmed in the sources listed below are shown; other career events are not included.
Assets and affidavit
As declared in their 2016 election affidavit (compiled by ADR/MyNeta):
- Total assets: Rs 5,55,53,723 (about Rs 5.6 crore)
- Total liabilities: Rs 67,00,000 (about Rs 67.0 lakh)
- Criminal cases declared: 0
These figures are self-declared and reflect the position at the time of filing, not today.
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- State
- Tamil Nadu
- Position
- Ex-MLA
- Party
- DMK
- Category
- SC
- Membership
- Former
2016
Election result
- Assets declared
- Rs 5,55,53,723 (as declared in 2016 affidavit)
- Liabilities declared
- Rs 67,00,000 (as declared in 2016 affidavit)
- Criminal cases declared
- 0
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Who is Arasu R. T.?
Arasu R. T. is a former Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) from Cheyyur, Tamil Nadu, associated with the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK). They served as MLA after the 2016 Tamil Nadu Assembly election.
Is Arasu R. T. currently a sitting MLA?
No. Arasu R. T. is a former MLA; they do not hold this seat today according to the sources checked on 12 October 2026.
When did Arasu R. T. serve as MLA?
They served as MLA after the 2016 Tamil Nadu Assembly election, per ADR/MyNeta election winners lists.
Which party was Arasu R. T. associated with?
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), as recorded.
What assets did Arasu R. T. declare?
In their 2016 election affidavit they declared total assets of Rs 5,55,53,723 (about Rs 5.6 crore) and 0 criminal case(s).
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Timeline
Political career
elected MLA from CHEYYUR (DMK)
Sources & last updated
Directory facts on this page are compiled from public datasets published on data.gov.in (NDSAP) and the Election Commission of India. Citizen ratings and edits are moderated on NetaSampark.
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