Vijay Alleges DMK-AIADMK-BJP Collusion, Claims POCSO Case Against Veeramani Was ‘Buried’
Vijay said the DMK buried the case history and accused it of corruption as he campaigned for the October 6 bypoll.
- Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay accused the DMK of corruption, charging it with colluding with the AIADMK in the case of abuse of girls by granite baron R Veeramani.
- Addressing a campaign for the October 6 bypoll necessitated by the resignation of former AIADMK member K Maragatham Kumaravel, Vijay alleged the crime was buried during the previous DMK regime.
- Alleging a "secret understanding, collusion" among political parties, Vijay challenged DMK leader Stalin to "open your mouth" regarding the abuse case.
- Emphasizing his personal stance, the CM noted he previously tolerated insults toward his own mother but could not accept obscene remarks about "my sisters and mothers in Tamil Nadu."
- Separately, the government expanded the Perunthalaivar Kamarajar Free Breakfast Scheme, allocating an additional Rs 217.63 crore to reach 15.30 lakh students across 15,454 schools.
15 Articles
15 Articles
Why was case closed, sir? Vijay targets MK Stalin over Veeramani sex abuse case
At a Madurantakam campaign meeting, Vijay accused the DMK and AIADMK of working together ahead of the Assembly bypoll. He also alleged an understanding involving the two Dravidian parties and the BJP.
Veeramani child rape case: Vijay slams previous DMK govt’s failure to take action, asks “what kind of a deal was struck, sir?’
MADURANTAKAM: Without explicitly referring to the sex scandal involving granite baron R Veeramani, Tamil Nadu chief minister C Joseph Vijay on Friday
'Secret understanding among DMK, AIADMK, BJP': CM Joseph Vijay at Tamil Nadu bypoll campaign
"What was the deal, Tamil Nadu is asking. Stalin sir, open your mouth, joining hands with you the AIADMK is also not opening its mouth; should there be a collusion even in this issue, will you not open your mouth by having an understanding even in this matter," CM C Joseph Vijay asked.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 71% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium












