BJP has released the third list and announced nine candidates. BJP has fielded Annamalai from Coimbatore. Tamilisai Sundararajan from Chennai South, Vinoj P. Selvam from Chennai Central, A. C. Shanmugam. C. Narasimhan from Krishnagiri, L. from Nilgiri. Murugan, Perambalur to T.R. Parivendhar, Nainar Nagendran from Thoothukudi and Pon from Kanyakumari. Radhakrishnan has been made the candidate.

It is noteworthy that 195 names were announced in the first list of BJP, in which the names of 34 central and state ministers were in the list. 28 women were also given a chance in the first list. 72 names were included in the second list. In the second list of 72 candidates, Nitin Gadkari from Nagpur and Anurag Thakur from Hamirpur were given tickets.

BJP's performance in 2019
In the last Lok Sabha elections i.e. 2019, BJP had fielded candidates on 436 out of 543 seats. The party had given the remaining seats to its allies. Of the 436 seats on which BJP contested, the party won 303. This figure was more than the majority figure of 272 in the Lok Sabha. Apart from this, BJP was second on 72 seats, third on 31 seats and even lower on 30 seats, while the deposits of the party's candidates were also confiscated on 51 seats.
How was the performance of which alliance in 2019?

In the last Lok Sabha elections, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) had won 351 seats, the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) had won 90 seats and the SP-BSP alliance had won 15 seats.

BJP alone got majority
In 2019, BJP became the largest party with 303 seats and alone crossed the magic majority mark (272). After this, Congress was at second position with 52 seats. DMK got 24 seats, Trinamool Congress 22 and YSRCP 22 seats.

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