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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay Issues Stern Warning to TVK Legislators
✍️ News18
🗓 12 Nov 2026, 03:32 PM
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Chief Minister Vijay has cautioned TVK legislators against engaging in media battles or public controversies, emphasizing the need for decorum and unity.
Chief Minister Vijay addressed the members of the Tamil Vellalar Kamaraj (TVK) party today, urging them to refrain from media skirmishes and public controversies. The CM stressed that such actions could harm the party’s image and the state’s political stability.
He called on the legislators to focus on constructive work and to resolve disagreements internally rather than airing them in the press. The message was delivered in a firm tone, reflecting the CM’s concern over maintaining a united front.
Vijay’s remarks come amid rising tensions within the party, as several TVK leaders have recently been involved in heated exchanges with opposition parties and media outlets. The CM’s warning is aimed at curbing further escalation.
The CM’s statement was met with nods from most party members, who acknowledged the importance of keeping political disputes out of the public eye.
The Tamil Nadu government remains vigilant about ensuring that political conduct aligns with the state’s democratic ethos.
He called on the legislators to focus on constructive work and to resolve disagreements internally rather than airing them in the press. The message was delivered in a firm tone, reflecting the CM’s concern over maintaining a united front.
Vijay’s remarks come amid rising tensions within the party, as several TVK leaders have recently been involved in heated exchanges with opposition parties and media outlets. The CM’s warning is aimed at curbing further escalation.
The CM’s statement was met with nods from most party members, who acknowledged the importance of keeping political disputes out of the public eye.
The Tamil Nadu government remains vigilant about ensuring that political conduct aligns with the state’s democratic ethos.