Archive · 30 Oct 2025
Vijay Reaffirms Solo Run, Party Resumes Activity Post-Karur Tragedy
A famous actor named Vijay has a political party.
After a sad accident at one of his rallies where some people died, his party stopped its activities for a month.
Now, his party leaders have met and said they will definitely run in the next election all by themselves.
They don't want to join forces with bigger parties like the BJP or DMK.
Vijay will also soon make his first public appearance since the accident to talk about his plans.
The party is also setting up a formal group to help run things day-to-day.
They are also planning how Vijay will campaign safely in the future, keeping in mind the accident that happened.
Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) will contest elections independently, rejecting alliance talks.
The party resumed activities with an executive committee meeting after a month-long hiatus post-Karur tragedy.
A special general council meeting is scheduled for November 5 in Mamallapuram, where Vijay will address the public.
TVK formed its first formal organizational structure with a 28-member executive committee.
The party is developing a campaign plan to resume political gatherings once safety protocols are established.
- Who
- Actor-turned-politician Vijay and his party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK)
- What
- Reiterated a strategy to contest elections alone, without alliances, and resumed party activities after a month-long pause following a deadly stampede.
- When
- Wednesday, following a month after the September 27 Karur stampede.
- Where
- Party headquarters in Panaiyur, with a future meeting planned for Mamallapuram.
- Why
- To solidify the party's organizational structure and campaign plans, while explicitly rejecting overtures for pre-poll alliances from other major parties.
- Party Name
- Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK)
- Party Leader
- Vijay
- Last Event
- Deadly stampede at Karur rally (September 27)
- Party Activity Resumption
- Executive committee meeting on Wednesday
- Key Upcoming Meeting
- General council meeting on November 5 in Mamallapuram
- Victim Support
- Rs 5 lakh health insurance policy for families of stampede victims