K A Paul praises Vijay , curses Telugu CMs

Maverick evangelist and president of Praja Shanti Party K A Paul once again triggered controversy with a series of sensational remarks following the Tamil Nadu election results.

While extending congratulations to Vijay, Paul claimed that the actor’s victory was a result of his “blessings,” asserting that his earlier prediction of Vijay becoming chief minister had come true.

Speaking to reporters, Paul said that most analysts and exit polls had predicted a modest performance for Vijay, limiting him to around 10% vote share and a handful of seats.

“I alone predicted that Vijay would emerge as Chief Minister. His rise is due to my blessings,” Paul claimed.

He further stated that he and Vijay would collaborate in the future to bring large-scale investments and employment opportunities to Tamil Nadu, promising to attract hundreds of companies and create lakhs of jobs.

Paul launched a sharp attack on former Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin, alleging that he had earlier approached Stalin with development plans but was denied permission to organize a global peace conference.

He claimed that this denial was influenced by associates of Udhayanidhi Stalin. Paul went on to assert that he had warned Stalin of political consequences, adding that his “curse” resulted in Stalin losing power—remarks that have drawn criticism for their tone and content.

Cursing the chief ministers of Telugu states – N Chandrababu Naidu of Andhra Pradesh and A Revanth Reddy of Telangana, Paul said any attempt on their part to undermine his influence on politics would lead to their collapse.

He warned that they would meet the same fate of former chief minister Y S Rajasekhar Reddy and his son Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy. YSR had to face the divine consequences for trying to stall the growth of his global peace mission.

“Similarly, Jagan tried to suppress me and he had to bite the dust in the elections,” he said.

Paul recalled that even Stalin in Tamil Nadu had not given permission for his missionary event in Chennai, despite his repeated requests.

“I cursed him on the stage that he would become ex-CM soon. And that is what has happened now,” he said.

He cautioned Naidu and Revanth Reddy against interfering with his charitable organizations, warning of severe repercussions.