Security Concerns Raised for Vijay Amidst Tamil Nadu Election Campaign
The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) raised concerns about insufficient security for party chief Vijay, who is under 'Y' category protection, during his Perambur campaign. The party urged Home Minister Amit Shah to ensure enhanced security and traffic management for Vijay's campaign ahead of the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections on April 23.
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Concerns over the safety of Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay have been raised by party officials. On Wednesday, a letter addressed to Union Home Minister Amit Shah highlighted alleged security lapses during Vijay's recent campaign stop in Perambur.
As Vijay is under the 'Y' category protection, the TVK's joint general secretary, C T R Nirmal Kumar, expressed worries and urged Minister Shah to urgently attend to this matter. The party called for immediate action to bolster security measures and manage traffic effectively during Vijay's public engagements.
The urgency is amplified with the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections scheduled for April 23, prompting the TVK to seek enhanced protective measures for their chief to ensure safe campaign trails.
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