Stalin said Congress alliance won't work: Vijay cites CM's India Today interview
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TVK chief Vijay attacked Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin, citing his India Today interview to question alliance dynamics and highlight strain in the ruling coalition.
Actor-politician and Tamizhaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay on Thursday launched a scathing attack on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, citing an India Today interview in which the CM spoke about alliance dynamics but remained silent on sharing power with the Congress.
Taking a dig at the DMK leader at a rally in Salem, Vijay said, “Stalin said an alliance will not work in Tamil Nadu,” as he pointed to the apparent strain within the ruling coalition over the Congress not being allowed to join the government.
At the India Today Tamil Nadu Round Table earlier this week, Stalin asserted that his party would form the government on its own after the 2026 Assembly elections, while clarifying that it would contest in alliance with the Congress. His remarks came amid speculation of a rift between the allies, with some Congress leaders openly expressing displeasure over not being included in the government. However, Stalin stopped short of stating whether the DMK would share power with its ally.
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