TVK Cancels Vijay's Campaign in Chennai Over Police Restrictions
TVK cancels Vijay’s campaign in Villivakkam, T. Nagar citing ‘police curbs’
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The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) has canceled actor C. Joseph Vijay's campaign in Villivakkam and T. Nagar, Chennai, due to alleged police-imposed restrictions. The party plans to appeal to the Election Commission of India regarding these limitations on campaign freedom.
- 01TVK canceled Vijay's campaign citing police restrictions.
- 02Permission for campaigning was reduced from four hours to one hour.
- 03TVK plans to appeal to the Election Commission regarding the police's actions.
- 04The party questions the fairness of the restrictions compared to other political leaders.
- 05TVK's general secretary criticized the police's influence on election campaigning.
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The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) has announced the cancellation of actor C. Joseph Vijay's campaign scheduled for April 6, 2026, in the Villivakkam and T. Nagar Assembly constituencies in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. This decision stems from alleged restrictions imposed by the city police, which the party claims unfairly limit their campaign activities. TVK general secretary (election campaign management) Aadhav Arjuna stated that while the Returning Officer initially granted permission for a four-hour campaign in T. Nagar, it was abruptly reduced to just one hour due to police pressure. Arjuna expressed discontent over the perceived double standards, questioning whether similar restrictions apply to other political leaders such as Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin. He indicated that TVK would seek intervention from the Election Commission of India to address these concerns regarding campaign freedoms.
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The cancellation of the campaign could affect TVK's visibility and voter outreach in the upcoming elections, potentially impacting their electoral performance.
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