Amidst the delay in Jana Nayakan, Vijay got huge support from Simbu and Ravi Mohan. Jannayagan release
In a significant show of solidarity within the Tamil film industry, actors Simbu and Ravi Mohan have extended their support to actor Vijay after the delay of his film ‘Jana Nayakan’. The news bulletin highlights that despite the clash of his own film ‘Parashakti’ with Vijay’s release, Ravi Mohan has decided to stand by his colleague. Actor Simbu also shared a heartfelt message on social media directly addressing Vijay. Quoting the transcript, Simbu said, ‘You have weathered bigger storms than this.’ The report states that Simbu called Vijay ‘Anna’ and emphasized that the real celebration starts when the film releases. This wave of support has come as the industry has stood behind Vijay amid uncertainty over his much-awaited film.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee ED raids IPAC office, ‘stolen’ party files seized
India Today’s special report explores two key stories: the acute water crisis in Delhi and the political conflict in West Bengal. In the capital, residents of colonies like Namdhari Colony and Mayur Vihar Phase 2 have been getting black, foul-smelling water like sewage, a problem that has persisted for months. Reporter Shreya Chatterjee and local RWA officials highlighted the systemic failure and criticized the Delhi Jal Board’s inaction despite acknowledging the issue in official documents. Meanwhile, in Kolkata, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee physically intervened during the Enforcement Directorate (ED) raid at the IPAC office and the house of its chief Prateek Jain. Accusing the Center of political vendetta ahead of the 2026 assembly elections, Banerjee alleged that the raids were an attempt to seize confidential party documents and election strategy files.
Senior lawyer criticizes Mamata Banerjee on ED raid. Allegations of encroachment and theft
Speaking to India Today, a senior lawyer criticized the actions of the Bengal Chief Minister during the recent central agency raid. He questions why the Chief Minister would have ‘snatched’ the documents if they were innocent, alleging that they had committed ‘house trespass’ and ‘theft’. The Speaker argues that the state government is ‘functioning like an independent republic’ by obstructing public servants. He rejected claims of a ‘witch hunt’ and said the agencies are duty-bound to investigate based on information. He further argued that while other leaders have faced questioning, the Bengal CM’s reaction is unprecedented, claiming that he has ‘subverted the institutions’ to avoid scrutiny ahead of the elections.
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Mamata Banerjee condemns ED raid on IPAC office, accuses Amit Shah of stealing TMC campaign data
On this special report, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has launched a scathing attack on the Central Government after the Enforcement Directorate (ED) raid on the IPAC headquarters and the residence of its co-founder Prateek Jain. The Chief Minister personally visited the raid sites in Kolkata and reportedly recovered documents during the ongoing operation. Banerjee accused the central agency of working as a political tool for the BJP to access the confidential campaign strategies and candidate list of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) ahead of the 2026 assembly elections. He said, ‘Disgusting Home Minister, mischievous Home Minister who cannot protect the country and is snatching all the documents of my party.’ The TMC leader further alleged that the Election Commission is working under the instructions of BJP through WhatsApp. In response to the raids, Banerjee has announced a mega protest march in Kolkata to challenge ‘political vendetta’ by central agencies. The situation remains tense as the legal battle over the search operation heads to the Calcutta High Court.
