DMK considers supporting AIADMK as Governor confirms no majority established; CPI(M), CPI, and VCK's role crucial for government formation.

Tamil Nadu’s post-poll deadlock deepened after Governor Rajendra Arlekar refused to invite TVK chief Vijay to form the government for a second straight day, insisting he first prove support from 118 MLAs. He asserted that the delay was “not at my whims and fancies” but driven by constitutional responsibility and political arithmetic.

Chennai: The political climate in Tamil Nadu has tensed over TVK's majority concerns to form a government with State Congress in-charge Girish Chodankar,

Chennai: Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam chief Vijay can take the oath as the next Tamil Nadu Chief Minister once he proves he has the majority in the assembly,

The rise of Vijay and his TVK may spark what has been considered impossible over the last 50 years - an alliance between Dravida arch-rivals DMK and AIADMK - all to keep the actor-politician out of power.

Congress’s decision to support Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) in Tamil Nadu has triggered a political chain reaction.