TVK president and chief minister C Joseph Vijay stood alongside Tamil Nadu Congress Committee president Manickam Tagore, MDMK leader Vaiko, VCK leader Thol Thirumavalavan and IUML leader Khader Mohindeen in front of a banner that read ‘Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance’
TVK president and chief minister C Joseph Vijay stood alongside Tamil Nadu Congress Committee president Manickam Tagore, MDMK leader Vaiko , VCK leader Thol Thirumavalavan and IUML leader Khader Mohindeen in front of a banner that read ‘Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance’, signalling the birth of a new political front under Vijay’s leadership. CHENNAI: TVK and its allies on Wednesday announced the formation of the Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance.
Tamil Nadu’s political equations underwent a major shift after Vijay-led TVK emerged as the single largest party by winning 108 seats. VCK and MDMK initially showed some hesitation in joining hands with TVK, they eventually followed the Congress in aligning with Vijay While IUML.
Earlier reporting noted: CM Vijay’s TVK alliance named ‘Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance’ Tamil Nadu’s ruling alliance, led by chief minister Vijay’s TVK, has been named ‘Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance’. Earlier reporting noted: The agenda for the meeting, the second major gathering since the post-poll coalition formed the government, was reportedly on formalising the alliance structure. Earlier reporting noted: However, leaders of the Left parties – CPI(M) and the CPI, which support the government – skipped the meeting at TVK headquarters in Panaiyur.
This was announced after the alliance partners’ meeting chaired by Vijay on Wednesday that was convened to hammer out key issues, including an official name for the combine.