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CM Vijay loses cool, says personal attacks against women 'unacceptable' amid Trisha remark controversy
- On Monday, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay addressed the Assembly, condemning the "river of abuse" directed at women and calling for "political decency and decorum" following controversial remarks.
- Vijay hit out at The DMK, reading an Enforcement Directorate letter alleging the previous regime collected 7.5 to 10 percent as "party fund" in contracts awarded during their tenure.
- Citing the ED document, the Chief Minister alleged that MK Stalin, Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, and Minister Senthil Balaji collected money via party funds during the DMK regime.
- Regarding law and order, Vijay noted 36 arrests in a Coimbatore student murder case, maintaining that crimes stemmed from pre-existing enmity rather than a breakdown in order.
- The Chief Minister announced steps to immediately fill Police Department vacancies and digitize the force, emphasizing it would function freely as protectors without acting as a "power centre.
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Kangana Ranaut recently reacted once again to the hate and vile comments Trisha Krishnan received. Her comments during a media interaction came after Chief Minister Vijay Rupani took a strong stance on the abuse against women.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay accuses DMK of organised corruption, raising 'party funds'
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay has accused the opposition DMK of organised corruption and illegal collection of 'party funds' during its previous regime, citing Enforcement Directorate documents. The allegations, which named former CM M K Stalin and his deputy Udhayanidhi as beneficiaries, led to a major ruckus in the Assembly.
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right10Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution62% Right
Bias Distribution
- 62% of the sources lean Right
62% Right
L 19%
C 19%
R 62%
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