Chennai: Actor-turned-politician Vijay has announced the first state-level conference of his Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam(TVK) will take place in Villupuram district, on Oct 27. The actor, in a statement, said he will unveil the party's policy and plan for the state.
In the statement released Friday, Vijay said the space for political victory for the party has been expanding with the support and patronage from the people of Tamil Nadu in tune with the thoughts of the party workers.
The party conference will be used as a platform for the declaration of the party's policy, leaders and action plan for the state which will plant seeds of new hope in the political arena, the statement read.
On Oct 27, the party conference will begin at 4 pm at V. Salai village near Vikravandi in Villupuram district.
This first party conference will be a grand political fest which will harp on our destinations and the policies which will guide them in that path.
While the preliminary work for the party conference is already on, the field work will begin in a short while, the actor said.
"We will lay a political path with a strong foundation from this party conference!" He also sought the blessings from the people of Tamil Nadu as a son of the soil for making the success of the first party conference.
Vijay's latest Tamil flick, The Greatest of All Time (GOAT), has been dominating the box office in the domestic market. The film has so far raked in Rs 232 cr collection from Indian languages. In overseas, it has collected Rs 413 crore. This, according to Vijay, will be his penultimate film, while his next will be with Director H Vinoth's— and possibly the actor's last — movie.
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Earlier on Aug 22, Vijay unveiled his party flag of TVK and hoisted it at his party headquarters in Panaiyur in the outskirts of Chennai.
While unveiling the TVK flag, the top Tamil actor pledged with his party workers to appreciate the martyrs who liberated this country and the soldiers that fought tirelessly for the rights of our people from Tamil soil.
He also vowed "to remove the differences in the name of caste, religion, gender, and place of birth". The actor said his party would also strive "to create awareness among the people and strive for equal opportunities and equal rights for all."
After the launch, Vijay said, there is an interesting anecdote and a deep-rooted history in the party's flag. "I will explain it along with party principles and plan of action at the upcoming state-level conference," he told his party functionaries who were invited for the event.
"This is not a mere party flag. I see it as a flag of the victory of Tamil Nadu's future generations," he harped, urging the party footsoldiers to join him in developing Tamil Nadu and its denizens.
"We have been caring for ourselves until now. Henceforth, we will work towards improving Tamil Nadu and its people. Be confident, victory is certain," the actor said.
