“Everyone Begins Their Political Journey With Chief Ministerial Aspirations”, VCK Chief Thirumavalavan Takes A Dig At Actor-Turned-Politician Vijay

The 27th anniversary of the tragic deaths of six individuals, including Panchayat Council President Murugesan in 1997, was solemnly observed in Melavalavu village near Melur. Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) chief Thol Thirumavalavan MP, and VCK MLA Balaji and other dignitaries paid homage by laying floral wreaths.

Addressing the gathering, Thirumavalavan subtly criticizing the actor-turned-politician Vijay, “They began their political journey with aspirations to become chief minister now. They proclaim themselves as the next Chief Minister. I came to politics for the people. Don’t expect flower garland; be prepared for handcuffs. That was my declaration at the age of 27. It is essential to politicize the populace.” 

Reflecting on the tragic Melavalavu incident, Thirumavalavan stated there was a strong urge to retaliate, but responsibility restrained him. He said he transformed protests into political movements, which eventually led to my parliamentary journey through VCK. Later remarked, This is a dedicated struggle. We’ve become an influential political force with 4 MLAs and 2 MPs, challenging constitutional norms. Upon entering Parliament, Prime Minister Modi reverentially touched the Constitution.” 

Later speaking to reporters at Madurai airport, Thirumavalavan emphatically stated that the government must take decisive action to completely ban liquor. He announced that the VCK would organize a statewide protest to advocate for this cause. Addressing the Congress party’s proposal to open toddy shops as an alternative, Thirumavalavan cited Mahatma Gandhi’s staunch stance against alcohol in any form, including toddy, highlighting Gandhi’s clear position on the matter.

(With inputs from Hindu Tamil)

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