Vijay Tvk

• Il deputato del Congresso Karti Chidambaram ha annunciato il sostegno condizionato al TVK per la formazione del governo, sottolineando il rispetto per il mandato di cambiamento espresso dal pubblico. • Il sostegno è offerto a condizione che l'amministrazione rimanga secolare ed escluda elementi comunali o partiti allineati al BJP, come l'AIADMK. • Chidambaram ha difeso il distacco dall'alleato DMK, osservando che nessuna alleanza pre-elettorale aveva la maggioranza e puntando a bloccare l'influenza del BJP tramite proxy.

• I leader del DMK Kanimozhi, NVN Somu e TKS Elangovan hanno duramente criticato il Congress per aver esteso il proprio sostegno al TVK, avvertendo che verrà 'spazzato via ovunque'. • La reazione segue l'interruzione dei legami pre-elettorali tra il Congress e il DMK, con la fornitura di 5 MLA per aiutare il TVK a raggiungere i 112 seggi necessari per la maggioranza. • Il DMK considera questa mossa come un tradimento in un contesto di assemblea sospesa, alimentando accuse mentre rivali come l'AIADMK esplorano contro-alleanze.

• Actor-turned-politician Vijay's newly formed AMMK Makkala Needhi Maiam (TVK) party has dramatically disrupted Tamil Nadu's traditional Dravidian political landscape, preventing any single party from securing an outright majority and leaving the state with a hung assembly requiring coalition negotiations. • The TVK's emergence represents a significant challenge to decades of DMK-AIADMK duopoly in one of India's most politically important southern states, forcing previously dominant parties to recalibrate their governance strategies. • Political analysts question whether Vijay, despite his mass appeal as a film star, can successfully navigate coalition politics and complex state governance with limited political experience.

• Actor-turned-politician Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) emerged as the single largest party with 108 seats in Tamil Nadu elections, falling 10 short of the 118-seat majority needed to govern alone. • TVK is seeking outside support from Congress (5 seats), CPI (2 seats), CPM (2 seats), and VCK (2 seats) to secure 129 total seats and form a minority government, with potential swearing-in as early as May 7. • The alliance signals a historic rupture in the DMK-Congress alliance that has governed Tamil Nadu for years, as Congress considers backing TVK instead of its long-time partner DMK which won 59 seats.

• Actor-turned-politician Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) won 107 seats in the Tamil Nadu assembly elections, making it the single largest party but falling 11 seats short of the 234-member assembly's majority threshold. • TVK is likely to be invited by the governor to form the government as the largest party, with confidence among party insiders of securing outside support from Congress, CPI, CPIM, and VCK to reach the required numbers. • Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin lost his traditional Kolathur constituency to TVK candidate VS Babu, marking a significant personal setback for the DMK in what was expected to be a stronghold.