Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Vijay Draws Red Line on Abusive Language Against Women
Vijay spoke against using insulting or suggestive words about women.
He said defamatory comments about women are also wrong.
He referred to Jayalalithaa, a former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.
He said she was allegedly humiliated in the Assembly in 1989.
Vijay blamed people from the Opposition for that incident.
He also talked about voters who changed their political choice.
He said some people were told they would not even have a good death.
Vijay said he would not accept abusive language against women.
Vijay said abusive language, defamatory remarks, and double-meaning words against women are wrong.
He said he would not tolerate such comments.
Vijay referred to the alleged humiliation of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa in the Assembly in 1989.
He said the humiliation was carried out by members of the Opposition.
Vijay criticized remarks directed at people who stopped voting for a particular political group.
- Who
- Vijay made the remarks and referred to former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa and the Opposition.
- What
- He condemned abusive language, defamatory remarks, and double-meaning words against women.
- When
- The current timing of Vijay’s remarks is not stated; he referred to an Assembly incident from 1989.
- Where
- The remarks referred to the Tamil Nadu Assembly; the article does not specify where Vijay made them.
- Why
- Vijay said such language is wrong and invoked Jayalalithaa’s alleged humiliation as an example.
- Speaker
- Vijay
- Main issue
- Abusive and defamatory language against women
- Historical reference
- The alleged humiliation of Jayalalithaa in the Assembly in 1989
- Political target
- The Opposition, according to Vijay’s remarks
- Other issue raised
- Remarks directed at people who stopped voting for a political group