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All the reports agree that Vijay used his Assembly speech to attack the DMK and that DMK legislators responded with protest actions inside the House.
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Vijay attacks DMK in stormy Tamil Nadu Assembly
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Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay launched a fierce attack on the DMK in the Assembly.
He invoked the Sarkaria Commission, the Veeranam scandal, and alleged party fund collections.
The Week says Vijay also accused the opposition of past corruption, nepotism, and involvement in the TASMAC case.
DMK legislators protested with slogans, pamphlets, and a sit-in after the Speaker would not let them reply immediately.
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Vijay also warned against obscene remarks against women and said the law would act strictly.
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The supplied coverage says Vijay's Assembly speech triggered uproar after he attacked the DMK with references to past corruption allegations and scandals. It notes that he cited the Sarkaria Commission, the Veeranam case, and alleged party fund collections, while one report says he also referred to the TASMAC case and nepotism. The reports also agree that DMK members protested in the House and were not allowed to reply immediately. Another report highlights his warning that the law would deal strictly with obscene remarks against women.
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Tumultuous scenes in Tamil Nadu Assembly as CM Vijay attacks DMK invoking Sarkaria Commission, Veeranam scandal
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The Hindu reports that the Tamil Nadu Assembly witnessed tumultuous scenes on Monday after Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay launched a fierce attack on the DMK opposition. According to the report, the Chief Minister accused the DMK of past corruption, invoking the Sarkaria Commission, the Veeranam scandal, and alleged party fund collections. In response, DMK legislators protested by raising slogans, displaying pamphlets, and staging a sit-in after the Speaker refused to let them immediately reply.
50 years on, Sarkaria Commission rocks Tamil Nadu Assembly again
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The Hindu details Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's specific references to historical inquiries during his Assembly address on September 7, 2026. The report states that Vijay singled out the DMK and cited the nearly 50-year-old Sarkaria Commission report concerning M. Karunanidhi, alongside Enforcement Directorate dossiers regarding alleged party fund collections. The source attributes these allegations to the official reports and notes the Chief Minister's claims regarding established evidence of abuse of official position.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay warns of action against anyone making obscene remarks against women
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The Hindu reports on Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay's warnings in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly regarding obscene remarks directed at women. According to the article, Vijay questioned the DMK's political presence based on past comments by its leaders and criticized misogynistic speeches. The source notes that the Chief Minister warned the law would deal strictly with anyone resorting to obscene speeches against women, while also touching upon historical political criticisms.
Corruption, nepotism, TASMAC scam...: Vijay launches all-out attack on DMK in fiery assembly speech
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The Week reports on an all-out attack by Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay against the DMK during a fiery assembly speech on Monday. The article outlines how Vijay addressed police matters, countered law and order criticisms, and accused the opposition of past corruption, nepotism, and involvement in scandals such as the Veeranam project and TASMAC. The source details that DMK members responded with protests and a sit-in, while Vijay also warned against making defamatory and obscene remarks about women.