Vijay alleges conspiracy in Jan Nayakan delay and Karur tragedy: I want justice
Actor Vijay, while addressing a public meeting in Trichy, alleged conspiracy behind the Jan Nayagan hold-up and Karur stampede tragedy. He said that he is fighting not only for the justice of the people but also for his own.
Actor and Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay filed his nomination for the upcoming Tamil Nadu elections in Trichy on Thursday. After submitting his nomination, he addressed the crowd and raised concerns about the conspiracy surrounding the delay of his final film. Jan Nayganand the Karur stampede in which more than 40 people lost their lives.
Speaking to supporters, Vijay alleged that various parties have united against him, adding that the postponement Jan Naygan’s The release and the brutal tragedy are part of this conspiracy.
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He said, “I don’t need to tell you how all parties have come together to oppose your victory. As many said, the conspiracy around the Karur incident, and the fact that my last film Jan Naygan Could not be released. What if it makes our close heart relationships even stronger? And what if that film becomes a powerful weapon in the elections? As a brother, son, your Vijay, I am fighting for your justice. I also want justice.”
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Vijay reiterated that he has given up a life of luxury to stand with the people. He emphasized that his political journey was motivated by gratitude to the people and a willingness to endure hardships. He presented a direct choice to the voters between himself and current Chief Minister MK Stalin (representing the DMK) and described the election as a contest between those working for the people and those working against them.
The actor also criticized the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) government, terming it an ‘evil force’ and urging voters to remove it from power in the assembly elections. Vijay is contesting for the first time as a candidate in Perambur and Trichy East constituencies through his party TVK.
Jan NayganDirected by H Vinoth, it was initially scheduled to release on January 9 to coincide with Pongal, as Vijay’s final gift to his fans before his political debut. The film’s release was postponed due to the delay in certification by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and is now sitting with the vetting committee. The court cited a potential loss of more than Rs 100 crore due to delay in legal arguments.
The film stars Mamita Baiju, Pooja Hegde and Bobby Deol and is said to be an adaptation of Anil Ravipudi’s film. Bhagwant Kesari.
Vijay’s comments were related to the delay Jan Naygan And the stampede in Karur happened as part of a wider conspiracy against them, highlighting their call for justice. The actor’s entry into politics and his election campaign are closely followed by developments in Tamil Nadu.
