Chennai, Jan 25 (NationPress) Senior leader K.A. Sengottaiyan from Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) has proclaimed that Vijay, the actor-turned-politician, stands as the sole leader capable of overthrowing the ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu. During the party's inaugural cadre meet in Mamallapuram, which was marked by the official allotment of the whistle symbol, Sengottaiyan highlighted Vijay's broad appeal that transcends party affiliations, even reaching households traditionally aligned with the DMK.

"Every political faction has its share of votes for Vijay. Leaders and party members across the spectrum are enthusiastic about his potential. At this point, there's no cause for concern regarding alliances," he stated, asserting that Vijay possesses the gravitas to dismantle even a coalition of ten parties.

In his address, Sengottaiyan mixed political messaging with metaphor, urging party workers to maintain sensitivity during their campaigns. "Avoid blowing the whistle near those who are elderly or asleep, as it might confuse them and result in lost votes. Cadres must conduct themselves with care and accountability," he advised, earning applause from the audience.

He also emphasized Vijay’s personal sacrifices, noting that he had observed many charismatic leaders, including M.G. Ramachandran (MGR), but regarded Vijay’s political entry as remarkable. "He chose to leave behind an annual income of Rs 1,000 crore to dedicate himself to public service through politics, which distinguishes him from others," he remarked, representing Vijay as a leader motivated by commitment rather than convenience.

The gathering in Mamallapuram was a significant milestone for TVK, being their first major organizational meeting after officially securing their party symbol. Numerous senior party figures, including N. Anand, were present to discuss cadre mobilization and future political strategies.

At the beginning of the event, Vijay paid homage to the martyrs of the historic language movement, reaffirming his party’s commitment to linguistic pride and social justice. He also showered flower petals on senior policy leaders on stage, acknowledging their contributions to shaping the party’s vision.

Vijay received an enthusiastic welcome upon his arrival at the venue, with volunteers blowing whistles and cheering energetically. This event heightened expectations among supporters, marking his return to the party platform after attending a Christmas celebration in December. Party members are now eagerly anticipating his next public address, hoping for clearer insights into the TVK’s strategy for the upcoming Assembly elections.