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Vijay to meet TVK MLAs today as government completes 6 months amid Opposition attack

The leadership is expected to issue discipline and public conduct instructions as it weighs allegations against two MLAs.

  • On Wednesday, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay chaired a consultative meeting with TVK MLAs at a private resort in Mamallapuram to address legislator discipline, conduct, and public grievance response.
  • The gathering occurred as the government reached its six-month milestone, with leadership warning of credible intelligence suggesting rival parties are intensifying efforts to destabilize the administration.
  • Leadership addressed public criticism regarding Deputy Speaker M Ravisankar and Kallakurichi MLA C Arul Vignesh, who face allegations of misconduct and inappropriate behavior prompting significant political backlash.
  • Vijay urged legislators to remain united and resist lucrative offers from rival parties, warning that accepting inducements to switch allegiance would permanently damage their political careers.
  • Legislators were cautioned that opposition forces might attempt to challenge the government's majority through a no-confidence motion following November 13, marking six months since the initial floor test.
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Hindustan Times broke the news in New Delhi, India on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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