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VCK to Support TVK, Announcement Soon
VCK is expected to submit a support letter as TVK seeks government formation and party leaders say they want to avoid Governor’s rule.
- Viduthalai Chiruthagal Katchi founder Thol Thirumavalavan will formally announce Saturday whether the party will support Joseph Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam to form Tamil Nadu government.
- Vijay's TVK won 108 seats in the 234-member Assembly on April 23, emerging as the single largest party but falling 10 seats short of the 118-seat majority required to form government.
- TVK leader Adhav Arjuna met Thirumavalavan seeking support, while VCK Legislature Party leader Vanniarasu indicated the party would demand a share in power, a condition Vijay was prepared to offer.
- After meeting outgoing Chief Minister M.K. Stalin yesterday, Thirumavalavan emphasized VCK remains part of the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance, while PMK founder Ramadoss urged the Governor to invite Vijay to form government.
- VCK stated it will 'emerge as a central force' despite marginalization efforts, though Thirumavalavan declined to discuss alternative coalition scenarios before consulting his core committee.
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Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. "Vijay Anna is a great Ambedkar supporter. He is fighting for social justice. Thirumavalavan (VCK chief) is the same. We are requesting that he support TVK. We are here to request the same. It is still in the talks, and we are here for that. Given our (VCK and TVK) ideologies are on the same lines, I think it is a very strong support system if both parties come together," she said. India News…
We are the centre: VCK's cryptic post amid tussle with TVK over MLA's support
VCK leader Vanni Arasu posted a cryptic message on X as questions persisted over the party's support to Vijay and TVK. The post intensified speculation over VCK's role while Vijay sought numbers to form the government in Tamil Nadu.
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right7Center0Last UpdatedBias Distribution78% Right
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78% Right
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R 78%
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