"Vijay Faced Pressure, Won't Bow Down": TVK Rules Out Alliance With BJP

In a recent statement, Arun Raj, the general secretary for propaganda and policy of the Tamil Nadu-based party Tamilaga Vazhvurimai Katchi (TVK), emphasized that actor Vijay faced significant pressure from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). He claimed that this pressure was exacerbated by ongoing Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) inquiries related to the film industry. Despite these challenges, Raj affirmed that the TVK will not align with the BJP for any political alliances, underscoring the party's commitment to its principles and its stance against external coercion. The remarks come amidst a broader political landscape in Tamil Nadu, where regional parties have been cautious about aligning with national entities, especially the BJP, due to ideological differences and local sentiments. Vijay, a popular actor in Tamil cinema, has been a subject of political speculation, particularly regarding his influence on youth voters. The TVK's firm position against the BJP highlights the ongoing tensions between regional parties and the national ruling party as they navigate the complex dynamics of Tamil Nadu's political scene.
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