Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam President Vijay has launched his party's manifesto for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections. Key promises include establishing anti-drug protection zones in all educational institutions and providing monthly financial assistance to students. Vijay aims to transform Tamil Nadu into a drug-free and self-reliant state.
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ANITamil Nadu Elections: TVK chief Vijay promises drug-free state, monthly assistance for students Chennai: Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) President Vijay on Sunday unveiled the party's manifesto for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, promising "anti-drug protection zones" and a monthly assistance for students.
Addressing a press conference in Chennai, Vijay stressed his vision for a drug-free and self-reliant Tamil Nadu. He said anti-drug protection zones" will be established in all schools and colleges across the state.
Tamil Nadu poll manifesto: TVK chief Vijay promises drug-free state, monthly assistance for students
"Our primary goal is to create a drug-free Tamil Nadu," he asserted.
Also read: TVK candidate list Tamil Nadu: Actor and party chief Vijay releases full list for 2026 Assembly elections He also assured that all government examinations will be conducted on time without delays.
Vijay announced a monthly assistance of Rs 4,000 for graduates and Rs 2,000 for diploma holders. Live Events Outlining his broader vision, he said, "Our long-term goal is to transform youth from job seekers into job creators.
" He promised the "Local Employment for Local People" scheme, stating that steps will be taken to ensure 75 per cent of jobs in Tamil Nadu are given to Tamils.
Further, Vijay unveiled the "Creative Entrepreneurs Scheme", aimed at transforming Tamil Nadu into a global hub for creators. Under this initiative, efforts will be made to develop 1.
5 lakh creators into entrepreneurs, along with the establishment of 500 creative schools across the state. Earlier today, Vijay unveiled the list of candidates for 234 seats in the Assembly elections.
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