Vijay’s state tour is gaining attention after his successful public conference in Madurai. He started rallies in Trichy on September 13 and continued in Nagapattinam and nearby districts on September 20. His efforts are making a strong impression across Tamil Nadu.
Opposition parties criticised Vijay for holding rallies only on Saturdays, mocking him for taking five days off and suggesting he works just one day a week. Despite this, his events continue drawing crowds and creating momentum among supporters.
Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin recently took an indirect dig at Vijay, saying he travels daily across districts, unlike someone who appears only on Saturdays. The remark quickly went viral on social media, attracting wide attention from users.
Vijay’s supporters hit back online, saying the DMK government should focus on public welfare instead of criticising opposition leaders. They also argue that this criticism shows Vijay’s rise, as earlier DMK members claimed beginners posed no threat.
Now, after Vijay’s rallies and conferences have gained traction, DMK members seem concerned, and their criticisms are becoming more public. Udhayanidhi Stalin’s comments have sparked conversations online, with many sharing their opinions and reactions across platforms.
