The political journey of Tamil superstar Vijay, also known as Thalapathy, has hit an early bump as the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) raises objections to the elephant symbols in his newly launched party flag. Vijay recently unveiled the flag of his political party, Tamilaga Vetri Kalagam, which features two elephants. However, BSP's Tamil Nadu president, Anand, has demanded the immediate removal of these symbols.
Anand pointed out that, according to the Election Commission of India's rules, no other party should use the elephant symbol outside of Assam and Sikkim, where the BSP's elephant symbol is officially recognized. He further mentioned that this issue has been brought to the attention of BSP chief Mayawati. The BSP has urged Vijay's party to remove the elephant symbols to avoid any conflicts between the two parties. Anand expressed hope that Vijay would take the necessary steps to resolve the issue amicably.
As BSP raises objections, social media has been abuzz with various comments about Vijay's party flag. Some netizens have even trolled the flag's design, comparing its maroon and yellow colors to the national flag of Spain.
Vijayās entry into politics has generated significant interest in Tamil Nadu, but this early controversy has left some fans disappointed. It remains to be seen whether Vijay will make adjustments to his party flag in response to the BSP's concerns.
