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Tamil Nadu: TVK chief Vijay booked for violating election rules day after entering polls - The Times of India
Tamil Nadu: TVK chief Vijay booked for violating election rules day after entering polls The Times of India TVK president Vijay declares nearly ₹625 crore in assets and loans to family members T…
Tamil Nadu: TVK chief Vijay booked for violating election rules day after entering polls The Times of India TVK president Vijay declares nearly ₹625 crore in assets and loans to family members The Hindu Actor Vijay declares Rs
Key takeaways
Quick scan — what you need to know:
- Tamil Nadu: TVK chief Vijay booked for violating election rules day after entering polls The Times of India TVK
- president Vijay declares nearly ₹625 crore in assets and loans to family members The Hindu Actor Vijay declares Rs
- 620 crore assets, Rs 220 crore in real estate The News Minute TVK chief, actor-politician Vijay files nomination from
- Perambur, Chennai, calls DMK 'evil force' Telegraph India Stalin wants another stampede: TVK's dig over no police
Background
What led here, in plain terms:
- deployment at Vijay’s rally India Today Tamil Nadu: TVK chief Vijay booked for violating election rules day after
- entering polls The Times of India TVK president Vijay declares nearly ₹625 crore in assets and loans to family members The Hindu
- Actor Vijay declares Rs 620 crore assets, Rs 220 crore in real estate The News Minute TVK chief, actor-politician Vijay files
- nomination from Perambur, Chennai, calls DMK 'evil force' Telegraph India Stalin wants another stampede: TVK's dig over no police
Why it matters
Why readers and decision-makers should care:
- entering polls The Times of India TVK president Vijay declares nearly ₹625 crore in assets and loans to family members The Hindu
- Actor Vijay declares Rs 620 crore assets, Rs 220 crore in real estate The News Minute TVK chief, actor-politician Vijay files
- nomination from Perambur, Chennai, calls DMK 'evil force' Telegraph India Stalin wants another stampede: TVK's dig over no police