TTV Dhinakaran warned that rising rice prices could threaten the TVK government. “The steep rise in rice prices could prove to be a major threat to the TVK government,” he said. He claimed the current administration is a disaster and urged for the return of the former Amma government.

“The prices of essential commodities, including rice and salt, have soared to unprecedented levels. The steep rise in rice prices could prove to be a major threat to the TVK government,” he said.

Dhinakaran said people had voted for change, but the present government had turned into a “disaster” for them. He also predicted that the government would not last long and claimed that people would soon bring it to an end.

Dhinakaran said leaders had come together under the leadership of AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami to restore the government associated with former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, popularly known as Amma.

He added that the return of the 'Amma' government was necessary to safeguard law and order in Tamil Nadu.

“Everyone had come together under the leadership of AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami to restore the government associated with former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, popularly known as Amma. The return of Amma’s government is necessary to safeguard law and order in Tamil Nadu,” he said.

On actor Dhanush potentially entering politics, the AMMK leader said it was natural for film personalities to join political parties and added that he would be happy if the actor joined the AIADMK.

“It is natural for film personalities to join political parties and I would be happy if actor Dhanush joined the AIADMK,” Dhinakaran added.

Meanwhile, Dhinakaran paid floral tribute to freedom fighter Maruthu Pandiyar in Tiruppathur.

Earlier, Dhinakaran launched a sharp attack on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, alleging that a TVK government would be a “curse” for Tamil Nadu.

Dhinakaran claimed that Dharapuram has traditionally been an AIADMK stronghold and said the party had won the constituency in the election held four months ago.