Political earthquake in Tamil Nadu due to Stalin’s claim, said ‘Vijay government will fall in 6 months’

By Samira Vishwas On Jun 29, 2026

Chennai: The stir in Tamil Nadu politics intensified on Sunday when DMK chief and former CM MK Stalin made a big claim. Stalin said the TVK government led by Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay does not have the majority and the government will fall in 3 to 6 months. After this, assembly elections will be held again in the state.

Mathematics of majority explained, government running with the support of Congress

Stalin explained the mathematics of seats to the people in a program on June 28. He said that 118 seats are required for majority in the 234-seat assembly. In the recent elections, TVK had got only 106 seats. After this, Vijay formed the government with the support of many parties including Congress.

Stalin claims that the TVK government is being run with the help of former DMK allies. He said, "The state government will be able to run only for some time. Re-elections can be held in the state any time in the next 3 or 6 months."

Message to workers to be ready for elections

The former CM asked the party workers to be prepared. Stalin said, "Nothing can be said about how far the engine of TVK government will go. We need to be prepared for elections in every situation."

Actually, TVK got a big victory in the elections but it could not reach power alone. After the alliance, Vijay proved his majority and formed the government. The recent assembly session also witnessed a heated argument between TVK and DMK.

Victory over law and order surrounds the government

While addressing the people, Stalin raised questions on the law and order situation of Tamil Nadu. He said that the law has completely failed in the state. Crimes against women and children are increasing. The power crisis has deepened and industries are moving to other states.

After this statement of Stalin, the political temperature in Tamil Nadu has increased. There is a stir in the TVK camp too, although there has been no official reaction from the government on this yet.