Overview
- At a Mamallapuram meeting—Vijay’s first major address since the Karur tragedy—the party observed two minutes’ silence and he cast 2026 as a direct fight with the DMK.
- Delegates adopted 12 resolutions, urging a halt to the Special Intensive Revision of voter rolls and spotlighting women’s safety, arrests of Tamil fishermen by Sri Lanka, paddy procurement delays, and environmental protection.
- Vijay accused Chief Minister M.K. Stalin of politicising the Karur deaths and restricting TVK rallies, citing Supreme Court observations while defending the party’s conduct.
- TVK signalled it would lead a separate front and reported no current alliance talks despite AIADMK–BJP overtures, as police limited banners and flags near the venue for security.
- A resolution on Karur—read by district secretary Mathiazhagan, named in the FIR—described the crush as a conspiracy, and DMK ally Vaiko later derided Vijay’s claims as unrealistic.