Archive · 8 Dec 2025
Vijay's Puducherry Rally After Karur Tragedy
Vijay, a famous actor and politician, is going to have a big meeting with his supporters in Puducherry on December 9.
This is his first big meeting since a very sad accident happened at a similar meeting in Karur, where many people got hurt and some died.
To make sure nothing bad happens again, the authorities are only allowing 5,000 people to attend, and everyone has to have a special pass.
There will also be many cameras watching to keep everyone safe.
Vijay will be using the same special vehicle he used in Karur for this meeting.
Vijay to hold his first public meeting in Puducherry on December 9 after the Karur rally tragedy.
Authorities have limited the event to 5,000 attendees with QR-coded passes required for entry.
Organizers have installed 50 CCTV cameras for crowd monitoring and safety.
Vijay will use the same campaign vehicle from the Karur rally, which was released after a Supreme Court order.
The Karur stampede on September 27, 2025, resulted in 41 deaths and over 50 injuries.
- Who
- TVK chief Vijay and his supporters
- What
- Public meeting in Puducherry
- When
- December 9
- Where
- Puducherry
- Why
- Vijay's first major appearance since the Karur rally tragedy
Organizers
Authorities
Crowd Control Measures
Organizers
Organizers believe they have taken adequate measures to prevent a repeat of the Karur tragedy, including issuing QR-coded passes and installing CCTV cameras.
Authorities
Authorities have imposed strict limits on the number of attendees and are closely monitoring the event to ensure safety.
- Event
- Vijay's public meeting in Puducherry
- Date
- December 9
- Location
- Puducherry
- Expected Crowd
- 5,000 (limited by authorities)
- Crowd Control Measures
- QR-coded passes, CCTV cameras
- Campaign Vehicle
- Same vehicle used in Karur rally
- Karur Stampede
- 41 dead, 50+ injured on September 27, 2025
Sources
Police turns down Sengottaiyan''s plea to hold Vijay''s rally in Erode, after spot inspection
'Only Locals Allowed': Police's Order For Vijay's Rally, 1st Since Stampede
