Vijay Warns Against Abusive Language Targeting Women After Trisha Controversy

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Tamil Nadu actor-turned-politician Vijay has issued a firm warning against the use of derogatory language directed at women. His statement comes days after a public controversy involving actress Trisha drew widespread attention. Vijay acknowledged that political criticism is acceptable but drew a clear line at remarks that demean women. He credited women as a primary reason for his political success in Tamil Nadu, emphasizing their importance to his movement.

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