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CM Vijay hails Dharapuram victory against 'defamatory remarks on women'; Stalin slams ‘temporary win for betrayal’

Hindustan Times - India News · 9 October 2026 at 5:51 pm

CM Vijay hails Dharapuram victory against 'defamatory remarks on women'; Stalin slams ‘temporary win for betrayal’

CM Vijay targeted the DMK, saying the bypoll victory was a vote against “defamatory speech aimed at women”.

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