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Superstar Rajinikanth has made a significant political comment, saying he believes he could have won the 2021 Tamil Nadu Assembly elections had he entered the fray then. Referring to newly elected Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, Rajinikanth clarified that he holds no jealousy towards him and acknowledged the massive public expectations surrounding Vijayas leadership. His remarks have sparked fresh political discussions in Tamil Nadu, especially over the influence and popularity of film stars in the stateas politics.

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The actor also rejected suggestions that he was envious of actor-turned-politician C Joseph Vijay, who recently assumed office as Tamil Nadu chief minister

Rajinikanth said he decided to speak publicly as several criticisms against him were circulating on social media and in political circles. "I am holding this press meet because many criticisms are being made about me in connection with the election. If I do not respond to them, they will become accepted as the truth," he said.

Rajinikanth said his meeting with MK Stalin after the election was rooted in personal friendship and not politics, while describing Vijay's rise to the chief minister's post as surprising.

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