DMK, Vijay and Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin's first jibe at Vijay: New parties do not like DMK's growth, want to destroy it
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin took an indirect dig at actor-turned-politician Vijay, accusing new parties of aiming to dismantle the DMK due to its success. Stalin emphasized his government's focus on serving the people and highlighted their achievements,
Newbies want to destroy DMK: Stalin on Vijay’s vibe
People keep starting new parties and attack the DMK thinking they can destroy the party, but there is no need to waste time and respond to them, chief minister MK Stalin said.
Vijay will wipe out DMK's monarchical rule in Tamil Nadu: TVK leader
Chennai: As the war of words between actor-politician Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) and Tamil Nadu's ruling party DMK escalates, TVK spokesperson Veera Vigneshwaran has said his party
"Let criticisers live," TN CM MK Stalin takes vieled jibe at actor Vijay's attack on DMK government
In response to actor-turned-politician Vijay's allegations against the DMK, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin stated on Monday that his party has performed well over the past four years and does not find it necessary to address such trivial matters.
Stalin takes veiled swipe at Vijay’s party, says criticism due to DMK’s popularity
Sundry people who make a debut in politics and float new political parties intend decimating the DMK, Chief Minister M K Stalin said here on Monday and asserted that he was not concerned about it and does not want to answer them.
Vijay will wipe out DMK's "monarchical rule" in Tamil Nadu: TVK's Veera Vigneshwaran
"The Chief Minister addressed Thalapathy (actor and TVK chief Vijay) in derogatory terms. This is very unfortunate. This is not the way to respond to his political rivals. This shows the DNA of the DMK, which is to abuse its political rivals to secure its monarchical rule in Tamil Nadu," Vigneshwaran told ANI.
'Long live critics': Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin claps back at actor-politician Vijay's allegations
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Monday (November 4) responded to recent criticisms from actor-politician Vijay, who accused the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) of failing to address critical issues in the state.
'New parties only aim to destroy DMK': Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin hits out at actor Vijay
Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin seemingly aimed criticism at actor-turned-politician Vijay, implying that new political parties are formed with the intention of undermining the DMK's progress. Stalin emphasised his administration's commitment to public welfare and dismissed concerns about such parties,
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TVK hits back at Stalin’s remarks on new political entrants
At an event in Kolathur, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin addressed recent political developments, indirectly criticizing ...
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'Long live critics' says MK Stalin, hits out at actor-politician Vijay
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin responded to recent accusations by actor-turned-politician Vijay, addressing ...
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Even political newbies want DMK to be obliterated: CM Stalin takes dig at Vijay
President, MK Stalin, in an indirect response to actor-turned-politician Vijay, remarked that even political newcomers want ...
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Udhayanidhi responds to Vijay’s criticism
Following actor Vijay's recent remarks criticizing the DMK at the first state conference of his Tamilaga Vetrikazham party, ...
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Udayanidhi Stalin vs actor Vijay? Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam may aim to fill the void left by AIADMK
Actor Vijay's party is likely to be based on Dravidian ideology despite its projection as a formidable opposition to the ...
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MK Stalin Responds To Actor-Politician Vijay, Says 'Long Live Critics
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin addressed allegations made by actor-turned-politician Vijay. The accusations focused ...
Stalin says DMK will retain power in TN in 2026, VCK to stay in DMK-front
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK President M K Stalin on<br />Tuesday evening asserted that the ruling DMK will retain power and form the government<br />again in 2026 Assembly polls, even as its key ...