From Hindustan Times
Center Owned by HT MediaAll TVK MLAs summoned to Chennai as CM Vijay set to chair key meeting tomorrow
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Vijay, the Tamil Nadu chief minister and founder of the ruling TVK party, called an emergency meeting that included top police officials and party MLAs. The gathering was convened to address a “burning issue” troubling the government, with the party keen on maintaining law and order and cracking down on criminals. It also responded to allegations of misconduct against legislators and mounting opposition criticism. The agenda was expected to focus on party discipline, public conduct and addressing citizens’ concerns.
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CHENNAI : Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay on Tuesday held a review meeting with senior officials at the Secretariat to assess the law and order situation in the State amid growing concerns over a spate of murders and other crimes in the State, even as the ruling party is in dock over misconduct of its…
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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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A consultative meeting is expected to be held on November 11 at the party headquarters in Panaiyur, led by Chief Minister Joseph Vijay and Minister N. Anand.
