Viral Video Shows Woman Stopping Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay’s Campaign Vehicle To Perform ‘Aarti’
A viral video shows a woman stopping Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay's campaign vehicle to perform 'aarti' during his roadshow in Chengalpattu. Vijay campaigned across more than 30 villages in the Madurantakam Assembly segment to drum up support for party nominee Maragatham Kumaravel ahead of the October 6 bypoll scheduled about 100 km from Chennai.
A woman stopped Tamil Nadu CM C Joseph Vijay's campaign vehicle to perform 'aarti'. The unexpected gesture took place during a high-decibel political tour as crowds lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the leader during his transit through the district.
The brief halt occurred amid extensive security arrangements as local supporters gathered along the route. As the campaign vehicle moved slowly through a village junction, the woman stepped forward with a traditional brass plate, prompting the convoy to slow down while she performed the ceremonial blessing. Tamil Nadu CM Vijay Says Abusive Language Against Women Will Not Be Tolerated Amid Trisha Krishnan Row.
Woman Stops CM C Joseph Vijay’s Campaign Vehicle To Perform ‘Aarti’
Vijay on Friday held a roadshow seeking votes for his party's nominee Maragatham Kumaravel for the bypolls to be held on October 6 for the Madurantakam Assembly Constituency.
The outreach formed part of an intensive push to consolidate local party cadre and engage directly with rural voters ahead of the upcoming electoral contest. Local functionaries accompanied the convoy, distributing campaign material and raising slogans in support of the party candidate.
The CM in his campaign vehicle covered over 30 villages and a cluster of neighbourhoods falling under the Madurantakam segment, about 100 km away from Chennai.
Throughout the route, party workers and local residents gathered at key intersections to greet the motorcade. The extensive tour saw the campaign entourage navigate interior village roads and town stretches across the constituency to bolster voter turnout before the silence period takes effect.
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