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CPI(M) leader condemns Vijay for ‘body shaming’ Stalin

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CPI(M) State secretary P. Shanmugam takes strong exception to Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's comments about DMK president M.K. Stalin in the Assembly.

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Did Vijay body-shame Stalin? Tamil Nadu CM under fire for gesture in Assembly

Vijay faced criticism after an Assembly gesture was seen as mocking MK Stalin's broken jaw. The charge from CPI(M) leader P Shanmugam sharpened the row because his party backs TVK from outside.

·Noida, India
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CPI(M) leader condemns Vijay for ‘body shaming’ Stalin

CPI(M) State secretary P. Shanmugam takes strong exception to Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's comments about DMK president M.K. Stalin in the Assembly.

·Chennai, India
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CM Vijay | Stalin Should Be Body shamed.. He Did It in the Middle of His speech..!

CM Vijay: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay Joseph has clarified the uproar over his gestures in the Assembly. Vijay said that he did not intentionally act to insult anyone.

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'Not intentional': Vijay after he's accused of body-shaming Stalin

TVK chief Vijay stated his Assembly gesture, criticized as body-shaming Chief Minister MK Stalin, was unintentional and urged against interpreting it as a personal affront.

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CPM Against Vijay's Body-Shaming Remarks Against Stalin, 'Don't Insult a Leader Who Faced Brutal Torture During the Emergency'; TVK Continues to Criticize

Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin's body-shaming remark by Chief Minister Vijay is causing controversy. While the CPM criticized Vijay by recalling the torture during the Emergency, TVK also came forward and harshly criticized Stalin.

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The Hindu broke the news in Chennai, India on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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