Today, May 10, will stand out to be one of the most historically significant days in Tamil Nadu politics as Thalapathy Vijay, who happened to be a cinema superstar now become a political superstar as he is the new CM.
On the very first day of Vijay, being the chief minister, he has already received a strong warning from outgoing chief minister MK Stalin.
Sharing an elaborate message on social media, Stalin told Vijay not to start saying right away that the government has no money. It does have it. What’s needed is the will to give it to the people, and the ability to govern.
For five years, we implemented countless welfare schemes for the people despite grappling with numerous issues like COVID and floods, as well as the neglect from the Union BJP government, Stalin explained the situation.
You yourself(Vijay) mentioned in your very first speech that the previous government left behind a debt of 10 lakh crore rupees and emptied the treasury” but the debt level of Tamil Nadu is within the permitted limits. You must know financial governance to lead from here, Stalin stated.
Adding further to his argument, Stalin said “We clearly explained the financial position of the Tamil Nadu government in the February budget itself. Didn’t you know that? It was only after that you gave various promises to the people? Don’t deceive the people who voted for you again and try to divert the issue.” Stalin said.
On the very first day in the office, Vijay has already received a strong reprimand from the ex chief minister, and this could be the method of operation in Tamil Nadu from now on.
This post was last modified on 10 May 2026 5:16 pm
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