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Vijay Attacks DMK's Three Generations Over Corruption Allegations

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Tamil Nadu actor-politician Vijay launched a sharp attack on the DMK party, targeting three generations of its leadership. He cited the 1976 Sarkaria Commission report to back his allegations, noting that an entire chapter was dedicated to the Veeranam pipeline scam. The report allegedly referenced corruption involving DMK patriarch M. Karunanidhi and Maran. Vijay used these historical references to question the integrity of the DMK political dynasty.

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