Because thousands of people gathered to take photos with Chief Minister Vijay, who is in London to attract industrial investments, the fan meet was canceled for security reasons. Fans who had gathered eagerly to see the Chief Minister have returned deeply disappointed. Those familiar with the matter say that the Chief Minister’s London fan meet went awry mainly because of his personal bodyguard, “Moosa.”

Some people familiar with internal matters who spoke to us about this said, 'Chief Minister Vijay left Chennai on the 10th and arrived in London the next day via Dubai. He was staying at a hotel in The Shard, the tall building in London.
From the airport to the hotel where the Chief Minister was staying, and at the Silverstone racing circuit, fans gathered in large numbers everywhere to see him. Controlling this crowd was a major challenge for the core cell officers responsible for the Chief Minister’s security as well as the local police.
Meanwhile, the promise made by Musa, the bodyguard appointed solely by the Chief Minister, without knowing anything about the protocols in place for the Chief Minister’s security, became the problem. As soon as the Chief Minister landed in London, hundreds of fans were waiting outside the hotel to see him.

If that gathering had been left as it was, the Chief Minister would have come and waved. They would have dispersed. But Musa had promised, “We have arranged a fan meet on the 15th. Come that day and take a photo with the Chief Minister.” It is true that the Chief Minister’s side had planned to hold a meeting with the London fans. But there is a protocol for that.
Permission has to be obtained from the London police. They have to speak with officials from the Foreign Office. While all this process was going on, it is said that Moosa had already made a promise to the fans. As that information spread like wildfire on the social media pages of Tamils living in London, thousands of fans gathered in front of the hotel where the Chief Minister was staying yesterday.
Without any permission and without the support of the local police, how could these people be allowed to get close to the Chief Minister? The `The Short' area is an extremely luxurious place. Taking into account the security of the other VVIPs there, the local police did not grant permission.
It is said that DIG Dharmaraj of the Chief Minister’s Core Cell and the security officers were left flustered while trying to sort out this confusion and disperse the gathered crowd.

“If Moosa had not announced the fan meet information in advance, this problem would not have arisen at all,” say the Chief Minister’s security officers, who are reportedly displeased with Moosa. However, since he is close to the Chief Minister, they are gritting their teeth and not making a big issue of it, officials are whispering.
