TVK chief Vijay booked for violating election rules
31 Mar 2026

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay has been booked for allegedly violating election conduct rules.

The case was registered on Tuesday after Flying Squad Officer Kumar filed a complaint.

The complaint alleged that Vijay used around 30 loudspeakers during a public gathering, attracting over 5,000 people and causing traffic disruption.

According to the Peravallur Police in Chennai, Vijay has been booked under five counts, including causing public disturbance, obstructing a public pathway, and knowingly participating in an unlawful assembly.

Complaint submitted with video evidence
Legal action

The complaint also stated that the gathering blocked an ambulance route, raising public safety concerns.

Based on this, the Peravallur Police booked Vijay and around 5,000 party workers under five sections including public nuisance and unlawful assembly.

News18 reported that video evidence from the campaign was submitted with the complaint.

Monthly assistance for graduates, diploma holders promised
Election campaign

Vijay has announced his candidacy from Perambur and Trichy East constituencies.

On Monday, he filed his nomination. After that, Vijay addressed the public, saying, "We have to save Tamil Nadu. Who is responsible for this plight? The evil force DMK is the reason for this situation, Stalin sir is the reason."

His party's manifesto promises "anti-drug protection zones" in schools and colleges across Tamil Nadu.

The manifesto also promised monthly assistance of ₹4,000 for graduates and ₹2,000 for diploma holders.