A massive crowd at TVK Chief and actor Vijay's election campaign in Karur turned chaotic on Saturday, resulting in a stampede that left several people injured.
TVK chief and actor Vijay criticised Chief Minister MK Stalin and his son in Tiruvarur, alleging that Tamil Nadu's development has stalled. He cited poor roads, an unfulfilled railway demand, and accused a local minister of serving only Stalin's household
The TVK chief highlighted that the Nagapattinam port ranked "second" in Tamil Nadu for fish exports, but lacked modern facilities and processing factories.
Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam chief Vijay will begin the second leg of his statewide campaign on Saturday at the Nagapattinam district ahead of the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections.
BJP leader Vinoj P Selvam on Thursday launched a sharp attack on TVK Chief and actor Vijay, branding him a "confused and amateur politician" who lacks clarity on key issues and fails to articulate his party's core principles even after two years.
Radhakrishnan mentioned that Vijay, as an actor who earns 200 to 300 crore rupees per film, has not done anything for the people. She stated that it is easy to question others without having done anything oneself. In contrast, she said the Chief Minister, MK Stalin, is taking all necessary s
While speaking to the media at the party's Trichy South District office, he said, "His campaign lacks planning. Even his mic went off mid-speech. If he wants to convey clear messages to the people, he must prepare better."
Speaking to reporters on Saturday, the Congress MP said, "Vijay has now woken up and is going around meeting people. Congress and the Dravidian movements have always been fighting for the people's issues and for social justice. It is not right for him to say such things now, with the mindset
Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam(TVK) Chief Vijay launched his state-wide campaign from Tiruchirappalli. TVK Chief Vijay delivered a fiery speech questioning the ruling DMK over its 'unfulfilled' electoral promises mentioned in thier 2021 election manifesto.