Actor -turned -politician Vijay Thalapati rally in Karur, Tamil Nadu, killed 36 people in a stampede. Many people are seriously injured in the accident. Meanwhile, actor Vijay’s first response to the accident has come to light. He said that my heart was broken. I am suffering from pain.

TVK Chief Vijay said, ‘My heart is broken, I am yearning in unbearable pain and mourning, which cannot be described in words.’ He said, ‘I express deep condolences and sympathy to the families of my brothers and sisters who lost my life in Karur and I pray for the early health of the injured people in the hospital.’

At least 36 people died on Saturday (September 27, 2025) in a rally organized under the leadership of Tamilga Vatri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay. According to the information, more than 45 injured people have been admitted to the hospital in the stampede. Tamil Nadu Health Minister Subramaniam gave this information.

State Chief Minister MK Stalin held a meeting with higher officials to review the situation. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah expressed grief over the deaths in the stampede. The Ministry of Home Affairs has sought a report in the case from the Tamil Nadu government. According to officials, when Vijay was addressing the rally, at least 30 people fainted and were taken to the hospital by ambulance.

When Vijay was addressing the gathering, the crowd grew and the situation became uncontrollable. Meanwhile, many people including party workers and some children fell unconscious. Many activists sensed the situation and made a noise. Vijay paid attention to this and tried to stop his speech, especially the publicity made to deliver water bottles to the people from above the bus.

The ambulance had to struggle a lot to reach the spot via crowded road. Realizing the situation, Vijay ended his speech before the scheduled time. Prime Minister Modi said on the social media platform ‘X’, “The unfortunate incident during a political rally in Karur, Tamil Nadu is very sad. My condolences are with those families who have lost their loved ones. I wish to provide strength to them in this difficult time. I pray for the early health of all the injured.”

Chief Minister Stalin said that ‘information from Karur is worrisome’. Stalin can go to Karur on Sunday. He said that Health Minister Ma Subramaniam and District Magistrate advised to provide all possible help. He has also asked Minister Anubil Mahesh to go to Karur to provide assistance. Minister, top administrative and police officers have reached Karur on the information of the incident.

Chief Minister Stalin said that he has instructed the top police officers to take appropriate steps to restore normal conditions in Karur. Stalin appealed to the general public to cooperate with doctors and police in Karur.

Islamists demonstrate in Bangladesh: After the change of power in Bangladesh on August 5, the situation seems to be changing rapidly. The Islamic militant organizations banned during the reign of the previous Awami League government have now become publicly active. On Friday, members of organizations like Hizb Uthar-Tahrir, Vilaya Bangladesh, Ansar al-Islam and Jamaat-e-Islami openly shouted slogans in support of ‘Jihad’ after the prayers of Jumme outside Dhaka’s national mosque Betul Mukarram.

Slogans like ‘Hum Hai Militant’ and ‘Jihad Lye’
According to eyewitnesses and local sources, a large number of people gathered outside the mosque after Namaz and they “want jihad, jihad to live”, “Nara-e-takbir, Allahu Akbar”, “Who are we? Militant, and” Islamic Bangladesh in the Islamic Bangladesh “no place for Kafirs in Bangladesh”. It became clear from these slogans and statements that these radical organizations have started their presence again.

Restricted on paper, but active in the field
These organizations were earlier banned due to involvement in nationwide bomb blasts and terrorist activities. Although these organizations are still banned on paper, but practically they have become openly active through posters, banners and slogans.

More than 300 terror accused released
After the change of power after August 5, hundreds of people in jail have been released on bail in cases related to terrorism. According to the jail department of Bangladesh, more than 300 militants have come out of jail. Among them, there are many people who were earlier sentenced to life imprisonment.

148 accused of JMB were released in 11 months
In the last 11 months, only 148 accused associated with Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) have been released on bail. There are many names among them who have been associated with dangerous organizations like Harkat-ul-Jihad, Ansarullah Bangla Team, Hamza Brigade and Hizb Uki-Tahrir.

Mufti Jasimuddin Rahmani also got bail
Mufti Jasimuddin Rahmani, who is considered the head of Ansarullah Bangla team, has also got bail after change of power. According to reports, he was recently seen publicly raising Islamic slogans with military security.

Jamaat-e-Islami’s big rally
Meanwhile, radical organization Jamaat-e-Islami has organized a national rally in Suhravardi Uddayana in Dhaka on Saturday. A large number of workers have started gathering in the capital since Friday to participate in this rally. Some were seen in traditional clothes, some were seen in white T-shirts on which it was written-“The first vote against the robbers”, “Vote two scales.”

Nepal Violence: On Friday (March 28, 2025) in Kathmandu, Nepal, pro -monarchy protesters set up stones and arson. The protesters also attacked the office of a political party, killing two people in the erupted violence, while 30 were injured.

The protesters also set the vehicles on fire and looted the shops, after which the army was called, while curfew was imposed in some parts. The authorities of the district said that the curfew will be applicable till about five hours i.e. 10 pm and no one will be allowed to roam in some areas.

Officials said that Sabin Maharajan (29), a resident of Kathmandu, died in the hospital due to a bullet during the clash. ‘Avenues’ television photo journalist Suresh Rajak died while shooting a video of protests from a building in Tinkun region.

Tinku is the place where the monarchists clashed with security personnel and tried to break the security barriers. The authorities said that the police tried to disperse the protesters trying to break the stones and break security barriers, injuring many police personnel. He said that half of the injured people are policemen.

During the clash, the protesters burnt a house, set eight vehicles on fire, attacked the office of the CPN-Unified Socialists Party in Baneshwar, looted Bhatbhatni Supermarket in Chabahil and vandalized the offices of Kantipur television and Annapurna Post Newspaper.

The Kathmandu district administration announced curfew in the area Koteshwar, Tinkuna, Airport area, Baneshwar Chowk and Gaushala between Shantinagar Bridge and Manohra River Bridge. Officials said that if people show their tickets, they will be allowed to go to the airport. The monarchists demonstrated in the Tinkun region with pictures and national flag of former King Gyanendra Shah, which caused him a clash with the police.

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