Vijayakanth, additionally the Opposition Leader in state Assembly, questioned how police permission was granted to stage a protest outdoors his home as they’re allowed exclusively at particular places in the town. “Are you journalists”, he said with an apparent “thoo” to criticize the scribes.
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A large group of journalists organized a protest meet and demanded an open apology from Vijayakanth and even threatened to boycott all his politcial and film releated events in the future.
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The workers raised slogans against Vijayakanth and also protested against him for allegedly behaving in an “uncivilised” manner with the media recently.
Kollywood actor turned politician, Vijayakanth is known to everyone with his short tempered mentality.
Based on a complaint, Virugambakkam Police arrested 19 persons including the MLA.
He alleged that the protest was achieved “on the behest of the Chief Minister”.
We started the protest around 11 a.m. and after 20 minutes, the DMDK cadres started throwing stones.
Vijayakanth stated it was the obligation of the state to offer satisfactory safety to the Leader of the Opposition, however expressed apprehensions that police was not doing the job correctly.
The DMDK founder asked if permission would be granted to stage protests outside the residences of Chief Minister or other cabinet ministers and insisted that the government was trying to deflect attention from the post-flood scenario.
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Explaining the incident, Jayalalithaa said at a protest meeting headed by Vijayakanth in Thanjavur, a flex board carrying his picture was removed by his own supporters as it blocked the view, as a result of which they could not see him.
