The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), the ruling party in Tamil Nadu, has issued a directive urging its members to avoid placing banners, posters, or cut-outs in public spaces that could inconvenience citizens or disrupt traffic. TVK General Secretary N Anand highlighted that the party was established for the welfare of the people of Tamil Nadu and stressed the importance of acting responsibly. He stated that no party member should display promotional materials in crowded areas or during celebrations in a way that hinders public movement. The party has warned of strict action against those who violate this directive, with approval from party chief and Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay. This announcement comes as CM Vijay has ordered the closure of 717 TASMAC liquor shops near schools, places of worship, and bus stands. Additionally, Vijay is preparing for a trust vote after his party secured 108 seats in the recent Assembly elections, gaining support from Congress, Left parties, and VCK to achieve a majority in the 234-member House.