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'Next PM Vijay 2029’: Placards trigger brief stir at PM Modi event in Chennai

Source: Times of India — India · 1 day ago
'Next PM Vijay 2029’: Placards trigger brief stir at PM Modi event in Chennai
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Summary

At a government ceremony in Chennai where Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Vijay opened large development projects, some attendees held placards urging that Vijay become the next prime minister, causing a brief interruption. Modi spoke about cooperative federalism and pledged continued support for Tamil Nadu, while Vijay urged the release of central funds and approval for more infrastructure work.

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During a government event in Chennai, PM Modi and CM Vijay inaugurated significant projects worth approximately Rs 13,000 crore. The gathering was briefly disrupted when supporters displayed placards promoting Vijay as the next Prime Minister. PM Modi emphasized the importance of cooperative federalism and vowed to continue supporting Tamil Nadu's development.

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