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The Tamil Nadu Sunnat Jamath has reportedly lodged a complaint against actor and TVK chief Vijay following a recent Iftar event he hosted. Vijay hosted the Iftaar gathering in Chennai on Friday, and the complaint was filed at the Chennai Police Commissioner’s office, alleging that the actor “insulted Muslims” during the event.

Complaint Filed Against Vijay Thalapathy For Insulting Muslims?

The Iftaar took place at the YMCA grounds in Royapettah, where Vijay donned a skull cap and participated in prayers before breaking his fast. He shared an Iftar meal with attendees, and numerous pictures and videos from the event circulated widely on social media.

What Did Treasurer Syed Kous Stated?

The News18 report states that Tamil Nadu Sunnat Jamath treasurer Syed Kous met the media to discuss the organisation’s complaint against Vijay. He reportedly said, “Muslims were insulted at the Iftar program organised by Vijay. We believe the participation of drunkards and rowdies who had nothing to do with fasting or Iftar has insulted Muslims.”

Syed also stated that the event was organised in a hurtful manner. He called out Vijay for not ‘expressing regret’ at how the Iftar turned out. He alleged that arrangements were not made correctly and that Vijay’s ‘foreign guards’ disrespected people, ‘treating them like cows. “Legal action should be taken against Vijay to ensure this does not happen again. We did not file a complaint for publicity,” he added.

About Vijay’s Projects

Having last appeared in Venkat Prabhu’s 2024 film “The GOAT,” Vijay is currently filming for H Vinoth’s Jana Nayagan. The upcoming film features Pooja Hegde, Mamitha Baiju, and Bobby Deol. It will be Vijay’s final project before he runs for election in 2026. The actor recently addressed critics, announcing that he won’t be signing any new films and reaffirmed his commitment to his political party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), which he established last year.

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