

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) president C. Joseph Vijay has reportedly expressed displeasure over a series of controversies involving party legislators. With allegations and incidents surrounding some MLAs attracting public and political attention, the party leadership is concerned about their impact on the government’s image. Against this backdrop, Vijay has called an emergency meeting with TVK ministers and MLAs in Chennai on November 11. The party leadership has directed all legislators to reach Chennai and attend the meeting, which is scheduled to take place at 11 AM at the party headquarters in Panaiyur.
According to reports, Vijay and senior party leaders are expected to caution legislators about their conduct and stress the importance of maintaining discipline while dealing with the public and government officials. The meeting comes amid controversies involving Deputy Speaker Ravi Shankar and Kallakurichi MLA Arul Vignesh, among others. The party is also reportedly considering internal inquiries into the allegations before deciding on further action. The conduct of TVK legislators has become a major topic of discussion in Tamil Nadu, and the outcome of the meeting is being closely watched.




















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