In a campaign rally in Perumanallur, Tirupur district, Vijay, the leader of the Tamilaga Vivasayigal Katchi party, announced significant reforms aimed at supporting farmers, government employees, and the weaving sector. He promised to fully waive agricultural loans for farmers with less than five acres of land and provide a 50% waiver for those with larger holdings. Additionally, he pledged to restore the old pension scheme for government employees and make temporary teachers and nurses permanent after five years of service. For the weaving industry, Vijay proposed launching an e-commerce brand and establishing 'Vetri' showrooms across Tamil Nadu to promote local products. He also announced financial support of Rs 30,000 for families involved in handloom and powerloom work, increased electricity allowances, and enhanced pension benefits for weavers. Furthermore, he committed to creating a Rs 15,000 crore credit guarantee fund to assist micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and improve working conditions for police personnel. His party plans to release a full election manifesto on April 16.