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Chief Minister Vijay Spiritual Journey From Tiruchendur to Andhra
- •During his election campaign, Chief Minister Vijay visited St. Antony Church, Pachanaachi Amman Temple, and Noorul Udaq Mosque in Trichy.
- •Before election results, he worshipped at Tiruchendur Subramania Swamy Temple and Shirdi Sai Baba Temple in Maharashtra.
- •After assuming office, he visited Kollur Mookambika Amman Temple in Karnataka and offered a one and a half kilogram silver sword.
- •He also offered prayers at the Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple and Vanchiyamman Temple in Mulanur during his visits.
- •During his visit to Andhra Pradesh, he received full temple honors and participated in special poojas at the Kanaka Durga Amman Temple.
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During his election campaign and after assuming office, Chief Minister Vijay visited several religious sites, including St. Antony's Church, Pachanaachi Amman Temple, and Noorul Udaq Mosque in Tiruchy, the Tiruchendur Subramania Swamy Temple, the Shirdi Sai Baba Temple, Karnataka's Kollur Mookambika Amman Temple, Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple, Vanchiyamman Temple, Chennai IIT's Jalakandeswarar Temple, and the Kanaka Durga Amman Temple in Vijayawada.
After assuming office as Chief Minister, Vijay visited the Kollur Mookambika Amman Temple in Karnataka last June and presented a silver sword weighing about one and a half kilograms to the goddess as an offering.
When Chief Minister Vijay visited the Kanaka Durga Amman Temple in Vijayawada, the temple administration accorded him full temple honors with Poorna Kumbha mariyadhai. He participated in a special pooja amidst Vedic chanting and was honored with a memento by the temple administration.
