Tamilaga Vettri Kazhgam chief Vijay on Sunday resumed his campaign for the 2026 Assembly election after a break of nearly 2 months and targeted the ruling DMK by accusing it of 'loot' and also indirectly levelled the allegation of dynasty politics against it. Vijay slammed the DMK for questioning his party, the TVK, over its ideology and asserted that his party was founded on solid ideological standpoints, and it begins with the principle of equality and had, among other things, demanded a caste census. “TVK did not make empty claims like DMK on ending NEET, instead it sought shifting education to state list in Constitution,” Vijay said.
VIDEO | Tamil Nadu: At a public meeting in Kancheepuram, TVK leader Vijay says, “DMK will regret opposing me. Gen Z will ensure my victory in the upcoming polls.”#TamilNaduPolitics #TVK #Elections
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He addressed cadres, admirers and local people at Sunguvarchattiram in Kanchipuram district at an indoor auditorium of an educational institution.
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