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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay Wins Trust Vote with 144 MLAs, Slams DMK in Open Letter

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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay secured 144 votes in a trust vote, with 22 against and 60 absent.
He accused the DMK of undermining his government despite lacking a majority, citing election figures and secular coalition support.

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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay secured 144 votes in a trust vote, with 22 against and 60 absent. He accused the DMK of undermining his government despite lacking a majority, citing election figures and secular coalition support.

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