Actor-politician Vijay warned Prime Minister Narendra Modi to be cautious regarding Tamil Nadu, highlighting the state's historical resilience. Speaking at his party's general council meeting, Vijay criticized the central government on issues like delimitation, language policy, and NEP, and voiced strong opposition to central schemes impacting the state. NEW DELHI: Actor-politician Vijay issued a strong statement on Friday over Centre's one nation one election initiative, cautioning about Tamil Nadu's historical ability to respond to challenges.
"PM sir, we understand your plans when you spoke about one nation, one election. Sir (PM Modi), handle Tamil Nadu carefully. Tamil Nadu is a state which has shown its power many times.
.. I would say be careful sir," he said.
Vijay made the statement during the first-ever general council meeting of his Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) party, which completed its first anniversary on February 26. The programme was held Thiruvanmayur. The TVK chief, also known as "Thalapathy" (leader) among his fans, targeted Centre on issues such as delimitation, simultaneous polls, National Education Policy (NEP), language policy and Waqf (Amendment) Bill.
The issues, particularly delimitation, NEP and language policy have faced strong opposition in Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu will hold assembly election in April-May 2026. Central schemes opposed During the meeting, TVK passed a total of 17 resolutions against central government schemes, including against the .