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CM Vijay betraying the hopes of youth: K.P. Munusamy

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CM Vijay betraying the hopes of youth: K.P. Munusamy
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K.P. Munusamy criticized Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay for failing to meet the expectations of the youth who supported him. He claimed that Vijay was an illusory figure created by social media and accused him of lacking concrete plans for governance. Munusamy also defended VCK leader Thol. Thirumavalavan against attacks from the DMK, highlighting the fragmentation of the DMK alliance.

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The AIADMK deputy general secretary, K.P. Munusamy, on Wednesday (June 03, 2026), accused Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay of betraying the hopes bestowed upon him by the youth who had voted for him.Speaking on the sidelines of a party event at Hosur here, Mr. Munusamy alleged that Mr. Vijay was an illusion created and amplified by Instagram, swaying the youth into believing that this is how a Chief Minister should be. “He did not come to this position through hard work but was projected as an illusory figure of change,” he said.Mr. Munusamy hit out at the TVK leader on his speech at Tiruchi. “He contributed nothing meaningful in his 18-minute speech in Tiruchi by way of what his hopes and plans were for all the youth who had voted him to power.

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