Vijay Shifts from Public Meeting to Roadshow in Kanyakumari
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Kanyakumari, April 12 (NationPress) - In a surprising turn of events, TVK leader Vijay has decided to cancel his public meeting in Kanyakumari district, opting instead for a significant roadshow. This decision comes as the campaign for the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections on April 23 reaches its final and most intense phase.
With campaigning allowed only until the evening of April 21, political parties throughout the state are intensifying their outreach efforts. Senior leaders are on a rigorous schedule, touring constituencies to maximize engagement with voters.
DMK president and Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has been holding multiple public meetings each day, carefully balancing his campaign activities between morning and evening sessions. Similarly, AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami is conducting extensive roadshows across the state, while Naam Tamilar Katchi chief coordinator Seeman is actively seeking support through constituency-level tours.
Amid this backdrop, Vijay has been on a fast-paced campaign across Tamil Nadu, rallying votes for his party’s ‘whistle’ symbol. Preparations for a public meeting at the Vivekananda College grounds in Agasteeswaram were underway when the event was abruptly cancelled. The exact reason for the last-minute decision remains unclear, but party workers swiftly began dismantling the stage and removing equipment.
TVK representatives later announced that Vijay would instead conduct a roadshow along the bypass from Mahadhanapuram Roundabout to Zero Point in Kanyakumari. Police have granted permission for the roadshow, scheduled from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m., with specific conditions in place to maintain order.
Arriving by air from Chennai to Thoothukudi, Vijay will travel by road to Kanyakumari. During his visit, he is expected to campaign for TVK candidates in key constituencies, including Kanyakumari, Nagercoil, Padmanabhapuram, Vilavancode, Kulachal, and Killiyoor.
With large crowds anticipated, authorities have deployed extensive police security along the route. Party workers and supporters are optimistic, believing that the roadshow will create significant momentum in the closing days of the election campaign.