
A report circulating via News7 Tamil claims that Chief Minister Vijay has introduced a resolution in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly to mandate the priority of the 'Tamil Thai Vazhthu' anthem in government functions. However, this report contains a fundamental factual error regarding the leadership of the state government. M.K. Stalin currently serves as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, a position he has held since 2021.
While the actor-turned-politician Vijay has officially launched his political party, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, he does not currently hold a seat in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, nor does he occupy the office of Chief Minister. The claim that he has proposed legislative resolutions in the capacity of a head of government is inconsistent with the current political reality in the state.
Official records from the Tamil Nadu government confirm that the 'Tamil Thai Vazhthu' is already the state anthem and is performed at official functions according to established state protocols. There have been no legislative proceedings involving Vijay in the capacity described by the report.
The claim identifies 'Vijay' as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and suggests he proposed a resolution in the state assembly. This is factually incorrect as the current Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu is M.K. Stalin, and the actor Vijay has only recently entered politics with his party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, and does not hold a legislative seat or the office of Chief Minister.
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Original report: News7 Tamil