Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay made his first visit to Karur district a year after a stampede during a rally that killed 41 people.During the visit, he criticized the DMK for politicizing the tragedy and questioned police handling of the event, alleging they failed to warn about crowd risks.Vijay announced government jobs for victims' families and plans to build a memorial.His black attire was widely seen as a symbolic tribute to the deceased, with social media users praising the gesture.While some lauded his relief measures, others debated his remarks on police accountability and corruption.Critics accused him of blaming officials despite ongoing investigations, while supporters highlighted his efforts to support bereaved families.The visit sparked mixed reactions online, reflecting broader debates about leadership, symbolism, and administrative reforms in Tamil Nadu.