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Thirumavalavan says Vijay Assembly body language lacked dignity
The Hindu··10 Sept
VCK founder Thol Thirumavalavan said on Wednesday that Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's body language during his Assembly grants reply did not reflect a dignified approach. He said it appeared to mock DMK president M.K. Stalin's appearance. Thirumavalavan said remarks that wound self-respect differ from political criticism. The DMK asked to expunge portions of Vijay's speech.
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What It Means For You
- Thirumavalavan urged the Chief Minister to take greater care in holding state office.
- He said criticism that wounds self-respect is different from political criticism of policy.
- The DMK had asked to expunge portions of Vijay's Assembly reply from records.
What's Happening
- VCK founder Thol Thirumavalavan said Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's body language during an Assembly grants reply lacked dignity.
- He said the manner appeared to mock DMK president M.K. Stalin's appearance.
- Thirumavalavan issued the statement on Wednesday, September 10, 2026.
Tamil Nadu Assembly conduct row
- Thirumavalavan also criticised the Law Minister's statement on MISA-era repression.
- He called it a historical error regarding Stalin's experience during that period.
- He urged the minister to withdraw the statement placed on Assembly record.
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