There has been a sudden increase in turmoil in the politics of Tamil Nadu. DMK President MK Stalin has made a big claim on Sunday. He has indicated that the TVK government in the state will not be able to complete its five-year term. Stalin said that this government is being run on the basis of those parties which were earlier in the DMK alliance. Will this government of Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay fall in the next three to six months? With this statement of Stalin, a fresh election discussion has started in the state.
Is TVK government far from majority?
A big program of DMK took place in Chennai. Workers from other parties joined DMK in this program. It was here that Stalin addressed the workers. Former Chief Minister Stalin said that the ruling TVK does not have the majority to run the government alone. 118 seats were required for majority in the elections. But TVK got only 108 seats. Stalin said that the public had not given the TVK the mandate to form the government alone. According to him, the public actually wanted a DMK government.
Understand the complete equation of seats
- Far from magical figures: TVK has only 108 seats, whereas 118 seats are required for majority.
- With old colleagues: This government is running with the support of Congress, Left parties, VCK and IUML.
- Was with DMK in elections: These supporting parties had contested the April 23 elections with DMK.
- Changed stance after elections: These parties broke ties with DMK and supported C Joseph Vijay.
- MDMK also left: On Saturday, Vaiko’s party MDMK also left DMK.
Will there be early elections in the state?
Former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu MK Stalin has described this government as a weak vehicle. He said, ‘No one knows at what point this vehicle will lose balance and when it will suddenly stop.’ Stalin believes that elections can be held any time. This can happen in three months or even in six months. He told the workers not to wait for five years. He has asked everyone to be fully prepared from now on.