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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay Apologises After Minister Names Karunanidhi Without Honorifics

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay issued an apology in the state Assembly after a minister referred to former Chief Minister M Karunanidhi without using his customary honorifics. The incident drew attention during an Assembly session when the minister omitted the respectful titles typically accorded to the late DMK patriarch. Vijay stepped in to address the lapse, stating he was apologising on the minister's behalf. The gesture underscored the reverence Karunanidhi commands in Tamil Nadu's political culture, even after his passing.

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