Tamil Nadu Today: Vijay releases TVK’s poll manifesto
The Tamil Nadu political landscape is heating up as Chief Minister M.K. Stalin leads protests against the Delimitation Bill, calling it a conspiracy. Meanwhile, actor C. Joseph Vijay has unveiled the manifesto for his party, TVK, promising various social welfare initiatives if elected. In other news, three individuals have been arrested in connection with the leak of Vijay's unreleased movie, 'Jana Nayagan.'
- ▪M.K. Stalin burned a copy of the Delimitation Bill during a statewide protest, labeling it a conspiracy.
- ▪C. Joseph Vijay released the TVK manifesto, which includes plans for special schools and financial aid for various groups.
- ▪Three men were arrested by the Cyber Crime Wing for leaking footage of the unreleased movie 'Jana Nayagan.'
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1. Stalin burns copy of Delimitation BillLeading DMK’s Statewide protest against the Delimitation Bill in Namakkal, the party president and Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, who was clad in black, burnt a copy of the Bill. The DMK president and Chief Minister called it a ‘conspiracy and a black law’. He urged people to hoist black flags.Meanwhile, AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami, speaking at a roadshow in Coimbatore city, said the Delimitation Bill will not affect any State including Tamil Nadu.2. Vijay unveils TVK manifestoTamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) president C.
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