Chennai, Nov. 24 -- In his first public outreach since the Karur stampede in which 41 people died in September, actor-politician Vijay resumed his Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) campaign from Kancheepuram district on Sunday, primarily attacking the ruling DMK government of Tamil Nadu, ahead of the 2026 assembly elections. Vijay addressed people and party workers inside at a private college, which was restricted to about 1,500 people who were given passes. He drew on the legacies of DMK founder C N Annadurai and AIADMK founder M G Ramachandran (MGR) to vow that his politics is about people's welfare. He attacked the ruling DMK government for forgetting the ideals of Annadurai and instead making "looting" as their principle. "Kancheepuram is the birthplace of Anna. When MGR founded his party (ADMK, later renamed the AIADMK by breaking away from the DMK), he featured Anna's face on the party flag, because Anna had been the guiding light," "But those who later captured the party founded by Anna have acted in ways that need no explanation. Tamil Nadu's people know what has been happening.They lied and made us vote for them and grabbed power. Now they act as if they are doing good by playing a big drama. We will question them," Vijay said....