Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) leader Vijay will not attend VD Satheesan’s swearing-in ceremony in Thiruvananthapuram on Monday. The event is set to be a major political occasion, drawing large crowds, important leaders, and strict security arrangements.
According to sources, Vijay decided to skip the ceremony because of concerns over heavy public gatherings, traffic restrictions, and the tight security measures expected at the venue. With many senior political figures and high-profile guests likely to attend, managing movement and ensuring safety will be a significant challenge.
The swearing-in ceremony marks VD Satheesan officially taking office and is expected to receive wide attention from both political supporters and the media. Security agencies are preparing extensive arrangements to control crowds and protect dignitaries during the event.
Vijay’s absence has drawn attention, especially as his political activities continue to be closely watched by supporters and political observers. While he has chosen not to attend this function, his decision appears to be based mainly on practical concerns related to crowd control and security, rather than political reasons.
This move also highlights the growing challenges faced by organizers of major public and political events in South India, where celebrity politicians and popular leaders often attract massive crowds. Ensuring public safety while managing such gatherings remains a key concern for authorities.