Actor‑turned‑politician Vijay, founding father of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), was pushed amid heavy crowding as he arrived on the State Secretariat in Chennai on Saturday to fulfill the State Chief Election Commissioner. A number of movies surfaced on-line exhibiting Vijay repeatedly pushed and jostled by supporters and media personnel, creating chaotic scenes on the entrance whereas safety personnel struggled to handle the group.
Vijay will get pushed on the Chennai Secretariat
As Vijay tried to enter the Secretariat to lift his issues, he was pushed by the group at a number of factors, in line with eyewitness posts on social media. His go to comes amid TVK’s ongoing agitation towards what it describes as “unfair restrictions” by secondary election officers. The get together has alleged that election authorities denied permission for its marketing campaign occasions at a number of places, together with Perambur in north Chennai, regardless of functions being submitted nicely upfront. This features a deliberate rally at Mullai Nagar Junction that was refused permission on the final second. As reported by The Occasions of India, denial of permissions for each a candidate introduction occasion and a marketing campaign rally has posed a significant setback for TVK’s ballot efforts.
Native authorities reply to claims of obstruction
Native authorities have rejected claims of deliberate obstruction. In accordance with the DTNEXT report, the Better Chennai Company acknowledged that solely routine civic repairs have been underway on the websites in query, and that the refusal of marketing campaign permissions was administratively made by the returning officer accountable for the constituency. Officers emphasised that procedures for denial have been normal and never focused at any single get together.
Vijay, alternatively, emphasised that TVK seeks a degree taking part in area underneath the Mannequin Code of Conduct because the 2026 Tamil Nadu Meeting elections draw close to. The dispute highlights TVK’s rising political momentum and the challenges new events face in navigating bureaucratic and administrative hurdles.
Vijay’s newest Jana Nayagan replace
Whereas Vijay stays lively in politics, his upcoming Tamil motion thriller Jana Nayagan, directed by H. Vinoth and starring Pooja Hegde, Bobby Deol, Prakash Raj, Priyamani, and Mamitha Baiju, stays unreleased. Initially set for a Pongal 2026 launch, the movie was postponed as a result of CBFC certification points, partly linked to its political content material. An official launch date has not but been introduced, with business insiders anticipating it after the elections.
