TVK ( Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam) Party leader TVK Vijay has also been invited to attend the tea party hosted by Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi on the occasion of Republic Day. The question arises whether TVK Vijay will participate or not, as the ruling party DMK and its allies have boycotted the governor’s tea party.
Chennai,
Every year, January 26 is celebrated as Republic Day. On that day, the Constitution of India came into force, the governors of the respective states usually hosted tea parties for political party leaders, ministers, MLAs, and various political parties.
In this situation, Governor Ravi has invited political parties to a tea party at Raj Bhavan in Chennai’s Guindy tomorrow on the occasion of Republic Day. The Congress, Viduthalai Siruthaigal, MDMK and Communist Parties have already announced that they will boycott the Governor’s tea party.
The ruling party in Tamil Nadu, DMK, has also announced that it will boycott the tea party. But DMK’s participation in the Governor’s tea party last year received severe criticism. DMK has different views on the Governor’s ideological issues. But the Chief Minister has great respect for the post of Governor and that responsibility. Minister Thangam Thennarasu explained that we attended the Governor’s tea party based on those principles.
But since it received strong reactions, DMK has announced that it will boycott the tea party hosted by the Governor this year. In this situation, Tamil Nadu Vetri Kalagam leader Vijay, who is starting a party for the first time, has also been invited to participate in the Governor’s tea party. There is also speculation as to whether TVK Vijay will attend or skip the tea party hosted by the Governor.
According to the information received, Vijay’s supporters say that he will boycott the Governor’s tea party. There is a conflict between the DMK and the Governor in Tamil Nadu. At the same time, Vijay is also criticizing the BJP. Even during the conference, and even when Vijay met the people in Paranthur a few days ago, Vijay criticized the BJP and the DMK.
At the same time, Vijay, who became the leader of the Tamilaga Vetri Kazhaga Party, and met Governor Ravi in person on December 30, had submitted a petition emphasizing demands such as women’s safety and Cyclone Fengel relief in Tamil Nadu.
But before that, Vijay, who had said that the post of Governor was not needed, met the Governor and submitted a petition, which came under criticism. In this situation, all the main parties in Tamil Nadu have boycotted the Governor’s tea party, and it is said that Vijay will also boycott.
At the same time, information has been released that parties including the BJP and PMK are planning to attend the Governor’s tea party. It should be noted that the main opposition party in Tamil Nadu, AIADMK, has not taken any decision on this matter so far.