Vijay Engages Rivals Ahead of Critical Tamil Nadu Assembly Test
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What's Next For Vijay As Tamil Nadu Faces Make-Or-Break Floor Test?
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay now stands at the most critical juncture of his young political career, with the newly formed Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government set to face a decisive floor test in the Assembly on Wednesday. Just days after taking oath as Chief Minister, the actor-turned-politician must prove he commands the confidence of the House in what is expected to be the defining moment of his political transition from cin…
TN CM Vijay to meet Congress leaders
Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay will visit TNCC headquarters here on Wednesday, May 13, afternoon, ahead of the crucial floor test the government is slated to face on May 13. Congress spokesperson A Gopanna, in a statement, said Vijay will be meeting TNCC chief K Selvaperunthagai, AICC in-charge for TN, Girish Chodankar, AICC secretaries Suraj Hegde, Nivedith Alva and Congress party Legislative leader S Rajeshkumar at Sathyamur…
Vijay Engages Rivals Ahead of Critical Tamil Nadu Assembly Test
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay recently met with his predecessor MK Stalin and other political leaders. This "courtesy call" signifies efforts to consolidate support ahead of a crucial floor test in the Tamil Nadu Assembly. The meeting followed harsh critiques between the DMK and Vijay's TVK amid ongoing political tensions.
TN Chief Minister Vijay meets Stalin after taking oath as MLA - OrissaPOST
Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) President C. Joseph Vijay Monday met his predecessor and DMK President M.K. Stalin at his Alwarpet residence here, in a politically significant development following the dramatic post-election realignment in the state. Vijay, who recently led his TVK to a historic electoral debut, called on Stalin after attending the oath-taking ceremony of newly elected MLAs in the Assembly. …
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