Actor Vijay’s Fan Club Wins Over 100 Seats In TN Rural Polls – FilmyVoice
Whilst famous person Kamal Haasan’s Makkal Needhi Maiam drew a clean within the rural native physique polls in Tamil Nadu, the fan membership of younger famous person, Thalapathy Vijay received greater than 100 seats.
Vijay, who had not given permission to drift a political outfit and filed a legal case in opposition to 11 individuals together with his mother and father, S. Chandrashekhar and Sobha Sekhar, on this connection, had, nevertheless, allowed his followers to contest the polls.
This was the primary time that Vijay, who, going by recognition scores is second to Rajinikanth in Tamil cinema, allowed his fan membership – All India Thalapathy Vijay Makkal Iyyakam – to contest from the agricultural our bodies of 9 districts which went to polls.
The actor’s fan membership received 115 of the 169 seats it contested and in accordance with its Normal Secretary and former Congress Puducherry MLA Bussy Anand, received unopposed in 13 seats.
Anand additionally informed the media that 45 of the 115 winners are ladies, and different winners embrace farmers, lab technicians, college students, college lecturers, and merchants.
The All India Thalapathy Makkal Iyyakam has greater than 10 lakh registered members and the followers affiliation typically doesn’t have any political affiliations, besides within the 2011 elections, when Vijay prolonged help to the AIADMK and Jayalalithaa.
A number of political pundits imagine that these outcomes would result in Vijay scouting for a bigger position for himself sooner or later politics of Tamil Nadu.
“Vijay has achieved correct analysis earlier than leaping into the fray and he has allowed his followers to make use of his identify and flag. He knew that he might win just a few seats given his recognition in Tamil Nadu. He’s prone to take a plunge within the politics of Tamil Nadu as there’s a clear vacuum of common leaders within the state,” stated Madurai-based assume tank Socio-Financial Growth Basis’s Director R. Padmanabhan
