Vijay, the leader of Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam, made a significant claim in Tamil Nadu's political landscape on Friday. He announced that his power-sharing proposal is now a 'political bomb' that has jolted all major alliances in the state. He shared these thoughts while addressing a massive rally at Selenayikanoor.
According to Vijay, the effects of his power-sharing proposal, initially introduced at the Vikravandi rally, are now clearly visible. He has pointed fingers at Chief Minister MK Stalin, suggesting that this proposal has left him uneasy.
Vijay argued that the DMK alliance is formed solely for electoral victories, often sidelining allied parties once in power. He claimed that coalition politics in Tamil Nadu has been reduced to mere electoral strategies.
During the rally, Vijay responded to harsh critics by reaffirming his loyalty. Tamil Nadu is his home, and its 80 million people are his family. His aim is to stand with the public by building friendships. He issued a stern warning against vote-buying practices, urging youth to accept money if offered but cast their votes for TVK’s whistle symbol.
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Vijay raised concerns over law and order, women's safety, and rising crime, questioning why crime persists if everything is supposedly under control. He also promised to release an election manifesto soon.
During the event, symbolic gifts like 'Vetrivel', whip, and 'Sengol' were presented to Vijay. He assured the crowd that even after gaining power, he would continue to fight and bring change through actions rather than allegations.
