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Vijay Summoned By CBI For Questioning In Karur Stampede Case On Monday
41 people had died and at least 60 were injured in the stampede during Vijay's rally on September 27.
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Opinion | What Vijay's First Rally In Tamil Nadu Post-Karur Stampede Really Means
Mission Erode was bulk-order political messaging, aided suitably by geography.
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"DMK Evil, TVK Pure": Vijay's Big Political Return After Karur Tragedy
Actor-politician Vijay headlined a campaign rally in Tamil Nadu's Erode district Thursday afternoon his first in the state since 41 people died in the September 27 Karur stampede.
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Vijay's Cinema To Politics Shift Marked By Rally, Film Launch Ahead Of 2026 Polls
The second single from Vijay's last film Jana Nayagan (People's Leader), a political drama which is set for release on January 9, is dropping this evening much to the delight of his fans.
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Actor Vijay's "Be Good If DMK Learns" Puducherry Jab, 1st Post-Stampede Rally
A handgun scare a man, who claimed to be from Tamil Nadu, detained after police found a revolver on him and a promise to the people of Puducherry marked actor-politician Vijay's first outdoor public event since 41 died in the Karur stampede.
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Actor-Politician Vijay's First Rally Since Karur Stampede Today, Venue Puducherry
Actor-politician Vijay is all set to address his first public meeting in Puducherry on Tuesday, speaking from the rooftop of his campaign bus in what his party, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, insists is a standalone gathering and not a roadshow.
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'Only Locals Allowed': Police's Order For Vijay's Rally, 1st Since Stampede
Entry restricted to the local and a strict cap on the number of participants are some of the conditions enforced by the Puducherry Police as Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief and actor Vijay is set to hold a political rally in the Union Territory
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Crowd Control, Separate Entry: Conditions For Vijay's Rally, 1st Since Stampede
A strict cap on the number of participants, demarcated enclosures and monitored entry are some of the conditions enforced by the Puducherry Police as TVK chief and actor Vijay is set to hold a political rally in the Union Territory on Tuesday.
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"Roads Can't Hold Crowd He Draws": No Nod for Vijay's Puducherry Roadshow
Puducherry Police have refused permission for actor Vijay's proposed December 5 roadshow and have instead advised him to hold a public meeting in an open ground, prompting uncertainty within his Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK).
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After Karur Stampede, Court Asks Tamil Nadu To Simplify Norms For Rallies
The Madras High Court urged the Tamil Nadu government to frame widely acceptable guidelines for political meetings and roadshows and also consider separate rules for events held at places of worship
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Actor Vijay Holds 1st Public Outreach Event In Tamil Nadu After Karur Tragedy
The actor-turned-politician, who has kept away from public events after 41 people died in a stampede during his Karur rally, delivered a sharp political speech aimed at the ruling DMK.
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Actor Vijay To Hold Outreach Programme, First After Karur Stampede Tragedy
Actor-turned-politician Vijay will on Sunday hold a people outreach programme, the first after a stampede at his September 27 rally in Karur killed 41 people.
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Weeks After Karur Stampede Tragedy, TVK Seeks Permission For Another Rally
The Tamizhaga Vettri Kazhagam has sought police permission to hold a public rally in Tamil Nadu's Salem district on December 4, in a bid to resume party chief and actor Vijay's statewide tour that was suspended after the Karur stampede tragedy.
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"I Was In Guilt": Actor Vijay Breaks Down As He Meets Stampede Victims' Families
Actor and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) Chief Vijay broke down on Monday as he met families of victims of the stampede that killed 41 people at his rally in Karur last month.
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Day After Meeting Families Of Stampede Victims, Vijay Sets Up Key TVK Panel
In a swift political move, actor and Tamizhaga Vettri Kazhagam chief Vijay on Tuesday constituted a new 28-member administrative committee, a day after he met the families of many of the 41 victims who died in the Karur rally stampede last month.
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Vijay Summoned By CBI For Questioning In Karur Stampede Case On Monday
41 people had died and at least 60 were injured in the stampede during Vijay's rally on September 27.
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Opinion | What Vijay's First Rally In Tamil Nadu Post-Karur Stampede Really Means
Mission Erode was bulk-order political messaging, aided suitably by geography.
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"DMK Evil, TVK Pure": Vijay's Big Political Return After Karur Tragedy
Actor-politician Vijay headlined a campaign rally in Tamil Nadu's Erode district Thursday afternoon his first in the state since 41 people died in the September 27 Karur stampede.
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Vijay's Cinema To Politics Shift Marked By Rally, Film Launch Ahead Of 2026 Polls
The second single from Vijay's last film Jana Nayagan (People's Leader), a political drama which is set for release on January 9, is dropping this evening much to the delight of his fans.
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Actor Vijay's "Be Good If DMK Learns" Puducherry Jab, 1st Post-Stampede Rally
A handgun scare a man, who claimed to be from Tamil Nadu, detained after police found a revolver on him and a promise to the people of Puducherry marked actor-politician Vijay's first outdoor public event since 41 died in the Karur stampede.
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Actor-Politician Vijay's First Rally Since Karur Stampede Today, Venue Puducherry
Actor-politician Vijay is all set to address his first public meeting in Puducherry on Tuesday, speaking from the rooftop of his campaign bus in what his party, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, insists is a standalone gathering and not a roadshow.
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'Only Locals Allowed': Police's Order For Vijay's Rally, 1st Since Stampede
Entry restricted to the local and a strict cap on the number of participants are some of the conditions enforced by the Puducherry Police as Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief and actor Vijay is set to hold a political rally in the Union Territory
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Crowd Control, Separate Entry: Conditions For Vijay's Rally, 1st Since Stampede
A strict cap on the number of participants, demarcated enclosures and monitored entry are some of the conditions enforced by the Puducherry Police as TVK chief and actor Vijay is set to hold a political rally in the Union Territory on Tuesday.
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"Roads Can't Hold Crowd He Draws": No Nod for Vijay's Puducherry Roadshow
Puducherry Police have refused permission for actor Vijay's proposed December 5 roadshow and have instead advised him to hold a public meeting in an open ground, prompting uncertainty within his Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK).
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After Karur Stampede, Court Asks Tamil Nadu To Simplify Norms For Rallies
The Madras High Court urged the Tamil Nadu government to frame widely acceptable guidelines for political meetings and roadshows and also consider separate rules for events held at places of worship
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Actor Vijay Holds 1st Public Outreach Event In Tamil Nadu After Karur Tragedy
The actor-turned-politician, who has kept away from public events after 41 people died in a stampede during his Karur rally, delivered a sharp political speech aimed at the ruling DMK.
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Actor Vijay To Hold Outreach Programme, First After Karur Stampede Tragedy
Actor-turned-politician Vijay will on Sunday hold a people outreach programme, the first after a stampede at his September 27 rally in Karur killed 41 people.
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Weeks After Karur Stampede Tragedy, TVK Seeks Permission For Another Rally
The Tamizhaga Vettri Kazhagam has sought police permission to hold a public rally in Tamil Nadu's Salem district on December 4, in a bid to resume party chief and actor Vijay's statewide tour that was suspended after the Karur stampede tragedy.
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"I Was In Guilt": Actor Vijay Breaks Down As He Meets Stampede Victims' Families
Actor and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) Chief Vijay broke down on Monday as he met families of victims of the stampede that killed 41 people at his rally in Karur last month.
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Day After Meeting Families Of Stampede Victims, Vijay Sets Up Key TVK Panel
In a swift political move, actor and Tamizhaga Vettri Kazhagam chief Vijay on Tuesday constituted a new 28-member administrative committee, a day after he met the families of many of the 41 victims who died in the Karur rally stampede last month.
