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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay’s wife Sangeetha withdraws divorce petition

She appeared before the court through video-conferencing and she submitted the reasons for not pursuing her case

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Chennai, Updated At : 05:41 PM Aug 07, 2026 IST

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay. PTI file

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay’s wife Sangeetha on Friday withdrew her petition filed before a family court at Chengelpattu near here seeking divorce.

Sangeetha appeared before the court through video-conferencing when her plea was taken up, and she submitted the reasons for not pursuing her case.

Accordingly, the court disposed of her petition as withdrawn, official court sources said.

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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay’s wife Sangeetha withdraws divorce petition

She appeared before the court through video-conferencing and she submitted the reasons for not pursuing her case

PTI

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