TVK chief Vijay celebrated a major Tamil Nadu Assembly election win with 108 seats, paying tribute to the party’s ideological leaders before convening a meeting with newly elected MLAs. The discussions centered on choosing the legislature party leader and planning the path to forming the next government. Vijay expressed confidence that a majority will be secured and hinted at positive developments soon.
TVK has emerged as the single largest party in Tamil Nadu’s hung Assembly with 108 seats, but it needs 118 for a majority. The current term ends May 10, 2026, leaving a tight window for post-poll negotiations. TVK is now seeking alliances with smaller parties to secure numbers and stake its claim to form the government before time runs out.
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TVK is set to meet in Chennai as the party emerges as the largest force in Tamil Nadu, reportedly leading in over 100 constituencies. With plans to form the government underway, candidates are being called to the party office and talks with possible allies like the Congress are expected. Meanwhile, DMK has accepted the election results, signaling a major shift in the state’s politics.
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