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His meeting with the party MLAs assumes significance against the backdrop of his government completing six months in office and some legislators recently getting involved in controversies
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and TVK founder C Joseph Vijay has called an emergency meeting of party MLAs on Wednesday amid allegations of misconduct against legislators and mounting Opposition criticism. The meeting is expected to focus on party discipline, public conduct and addressing citizens…
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Assault and harassment allegations against two TVK MLAs put Vijay’s promise of clean governance under scrutiny, testing his authority and political resolve
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The meeting will be held at a hotel in Mahabalipuram in Chengalpattu district.
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Chennai, Nov 11 PTI) Police security tightened around a private resort in Mamallapuram near here ahead of the ruling TVK MLAs crucial meeting to be chaired by party founder and Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay on Wednesday. The party legislators began arriving at the venue from the afternoon. Chief…
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The Chief Minister instructed them to visit their constituencies regularly, meet people and act swiftly on their grievances. He also asked them to bring any difficulties to his attention directly. The post Vijay tells TVK MLAs to focus on welfare delivery, public grievances; warns against Opposition…
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CM Vijay urges TVK MLAs to stay united, prioritise public grievances, avoid controversies
His meeting with the party MLAs assumes significance against the backdrop of his government completing six months in office and some legislators recently getting involved in controversies
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