By Admin 
Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam: Vijay, the head of South’s superstar and Tamilga Vatri Kazhagam Party, is considered an important player in view of next year’s assembly elections in Tamil Nadu. During the party’s first general council meeting, he fiercely targeted DMK and BJP on Friday (March 28, 2025).
During the meeting with Tamilga Vitri Kazhagam (TVK) workers, Vijay claimed that while the DMK has an alliance with the Congress, he also has a silent agreement with the BJP. During the meeting, TVK Chief also took a dig at delimitation, Hindi imposition of Hindi, GST collection, increasing crime against women and the Modi government’s One Nation One Election Policy.
‘If you stop the wind, it will become a storm’
Taking a dig at the government in film style, Vijay said, ‘If you stop a simple wind then it will turn into a powerful storm’. He said, ‘Prime Minister, handle Tamil Nadu carefully. This is a state that has been treated badly. We are against divisive forces and are in favor of brotherhood, social justice and communal harmony ‘.
‘Two language policy should continue in the state’
Since the beginning of political career, Vijay has been targeting DMK and BJP and has been accusing him of collusion. Last month, the Tamilga Vatri Kazhagam Party Chief had expressed anger over the imposition of Hindi and said that one sings, the other dances but both are in the same tone and maintain the status quo. In protest against the three-language policy, he said that the current two language policy of the state under which students learn English and Tamil. Should continue here. As DMK and Chief Minister are doing Stalin.
Demand for cancellation of Waqf Bill
He also questioned changes in Waqf laws. The Center had proposed 44 changes in the Waqf Act last year. Which included nominating non-Muslim members in the board, which the opposition had protested. The bill was sent to JPC where 23 changes were suggested, out of which the Center accepted 14. In today’s meeting, TVK passed a resolution and appealed to the Center to cancel the bill.
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