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Actress Trisha has issued a legal communique denouncing Tamil Nadu BJP chief K. Annamalai's remarks that linked her to actor-politician Vijay, deeming them "distasteful and inappropriate" and a violation of her neutrality in political matters. The communique, posted on Instagram, stated that Trisha has always maintained a apolitical stance and wishes to be recognized solely for her professional achievements in cinema, not for any perceived political affiliations. Her legal team expressed disappointment that someone of Annamalai's stature would make such personal references, especially concerning Vijay's new political party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, with the notice urging public figures to exercise responsibility and avoid dragging individuals into unrelated political discourse.
He alleged that the DMK treats alliances only as tools for winning elections and handles governance independently.
The legal tussle began after the CBFC postponed the certification process and referred the film for additional review.
Not even a drop of a corruption stain will occur, said the TVK chief.
Incidentally, one of actor Vijay's top hit songs is "whistle podu," (play the whistle) from his 2024 film GOAT
A total of 41 people were killed in the stampede.
Sudha Kongara clarifies the 'Parasakthi' box office clash with Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan,' stating it was never her intention to compete with the superstar.
According to reports, the Supreme Court asked the petitioners to pursue the matter before the Madras High Court, pointing out that the issue is already under the High Court’s consideration.
However, Vijay sought another date for the next round of questioning, citing Pongal.
The investigation continues with further questioning expected to provide additional clarity.
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