Tamil Nadu minister Adhav Arjuna stated CM Vijay wants a cabinet that functions "like one family," including supporting parties. This comes amid cracks in the alliance over potentially inducting rebel AIADMK MLAs, with CPM threatening to withdraw support if this happens.
AMMK chief TTV Dhinakaran announced MLA S Kamaraj will face disqualification for supporting the ruling TVK government during a floor test. Dhinakaran accused Kamaraj of betrayal and stated that TVK's acceptance of his support is legally questionable, calling it 'horse-trading'.
Tamil Nadu's new TVK government will cooperate with the central BJP-led government for state progress but opposes delimitation, citing bias against southern states. The government, rooted in Dravidian ideology, prioritizes law and order, drug control, women's safety, and attracting investments.
AIADMK faces internal revolt as MLAs rebel against Edappadi K Palaniswami, backing TVK government in Tamil Nadu assembly floor test, citing betrayal of party principles against DMK
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay's TVK government secured 144 MLA votes, passing the floor test with support from Congress, CPI, CPI(M), VCK, and IUML, while BJP remained neutral and PMK abstained.
A faction of AIADMK, led by S.P. Velumani and C.V. Shanmugam, has announced support for Chief Minister Vijay's TVK government ahead of a crucial floor test. This move comes amid internal rifts within AIADMK over potential alliances, with the faction opposing any tie-up with DMK. Vijay is working to secure the required majority with support from various parties.
A faction of AIADMK, led by S.P. Velumani and C.V. Shanmugam, has announced support for Chief Minister Vijay's TVK government ahead of a crucial floor test. This move comes amid internal rifts within AIADMK over potential alliances, with the faction opposing any tie-up with DMK. Vijay is working to secure the required majority with support from various parties.
AIADMK faces internal turmoil following a significant electoral defeat in Tamil Nadu, with divisions surfacing over leadership and potential support for the new TVK government. MLAs arrived in separate groups for the assembly, highlighting a visible rift and raising questions about the party's future cohesion and relevance.
