"My sincere request to superstar Rajnikanth and Kamal Hassan is not to enter politics and not get caught in the grip of political activities", he said while speaking to mediapersons here.
Yesterday, Rajnikanth had said at the launch of the audio and trailer of his tri-lingual action-thriller 'Lingaa' that politics is dangerous and deep and he was not afraid of it, but hesitant. "In politics you need strong roots," he had said.
Soon after he became TNCC president Elangovan had requested Rajnikanth not to enter politics.
Elangovan brushed aside a query on the 'loss' to Congress with the exit of G K Vasan from the party, saying they would not stand to lose anything.
On Karnataka's proposal to construct dams across the river Cauvery, he said it would create problems and that TNCC would fight these plans.
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