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The Greater Chennai City Police person booked Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) person C. Joseph Vijay and his enactment cadre for conducting his predetermination run successful Perambur successful a mode causing inconvenience to the public.
The lawsuit was registered by the Peravallur constabulary of the Greater Chennai City Police based connected a ailment by V. Kumar, an serviceman in-charge of the Static Surveillance Team of the Kolathur Assembly constituency. The complainant stated that connected Monday (March 30, 2026), portion helium was connected work astatine SRP Koil South Street towards Peravallur Junction, astir 3,000 members belonging to the TVK gathered connected the road, holding enactment flags and causing obstruction to the nationalist and vehicular traffic.
At astir 3.40 pm, TVK person Mr. Vijay arrived successful a run conveyance on with others. Subsequently, astir 5,000 enactment cadres assembled, blocking the question of the public, ambulances, and different vehicles. About 30 loudspeakers were installed connected the roadside, and slogans of the TVK were raised astatine precocious volumes portion Mr. Vijay carried retired predetermination campaigning until 3.45 pm. A roadshow was besides conducted, further disrupting traffic, the complainant said.
The serviceman said support was granted to the TVK to behaviour predetermination campaigning lone betwixt 5 p.m. and 6 p.m., with a maximum of 500 participants and the usage of 5 dependable systems. However, violating these predetermination norms, the gathering took spot overmuch earlier, astatine astir 3.40 p.m., nether the enactment of Mr. Vijay, with astir 5,000 radical and 30 dependable systems, causing disturbance to the nationalist and traffic. The complainant has requested ineligible enactment against those responsible.
The lawsuit was registered nether Sections 126(2) (obstruction of nationalist movement) 189(2) (violation of permitted conditions and unlawful gathering), 223 (public nuisance and disruption) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and provisions of the Tamil Nadu City Police Act.
