Tamil Nadu CM Vijay fails to uphold constitutional morality: DMK MP A. Raja
DMK MP A. Raja criticized Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay for failing to uphold constitutional morality. He highlighted discrepancies between Vijay's speeches and questioned his political integrity. Raja emphasized the DMK's right to critique the government's actions and governance.
- ▪A. Raja accused Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay of lacking constitutional morality and accountability.
- ▪He compared Vijay's speeches in the Assembly and Tiruchi, noting a tone of ridicule and aggression.
- ▪Raja questioned the Chief Minister's remarks about other political parties and his past interactions with them.
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DMK deputy general secretary and Lok Sabha MP A. Raja, on Tuesday (June 2, 2026), accused Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay of failing to uphold constitutional morality and accountability while addressing a meeting in Tiruchi to thank voters, a day earlier.“It is unbecoming of a Chief Minister. If one compares the tone and tenor of his speech in the Assembly with the tone of ridicule and aggression in Tiruchi, one can sense tiredness, hesitation and helplessness in his Assembly speech. Why did he deliver such a speech of bravado in Tiruchi? Who scripted it? If you compare the two speeches, you can understand the political manoeuvring, lamentation and embarrassment behind it,” Mr. Raja told reporters at Anna Arivalayam, the DMK headquarters, in Chennai.Reacting to Mr.
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