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Vijay hands over appointment orders to family members of Karur stampede victims

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Vijay hands over appointment orders to family members of Karur stampede victims
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Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay visited Karur and handed appointment orders to 31 family members of the September 27 stampede victims on compassionate grounds. He spent about 45 minutes with the families, expressing emotion and promising continued support. The ceremony also included the foundation laying for a footwear manufacturing unit.

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In his first visit to Karur after the tragic stampede that claimed 41 lives during a Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) rally held at Velusamypuram on September 27, 2025, Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay on Friday handed over appointment orders for government jobs to 31 eligible members of the family members of the stampede victims on compassionate grounds.Madras High Court strikes down orders granting government jobs to the family members of Karur stampede victimsMr. Vijay spent about 45 minutes with them and enquired them about their health and well-being. The atmosphere was sombre when the grim looking Chief Minister met the relatives of the victims at the Collectorate. He appeared deeply emotional and broke down when interacting with the families of the victims.

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