Tamil Nadu Verdict: Let Vijay Form Government, Will Watch, Won’t Disturb for 6 Months, Says MK Stalin
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Let Vijay form the government: Prakash Raj slams Governor over delay
Prakash Raj said Vijay must be invited to form the government and prove his majority on the floor of the House. He criticised the Governor's delay while saying Vijay must now answer doubts over governance and administration.
Following the Tamil Nadu election defeat, DMK President MK Stalin has shown a large heart. Speaking to a newspaper, he said he would not trouble the new TVK government for six months. Stalin does not want a constitutional crisis in the state and hopes the new government will continue its public welfare schemes.
'Won't disturb for six months': Stalin says DMK to allow Vijay form Tamil Nadu govt as uncertainty persists
Outgoing Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has ensured a smooth transition of power in the coastal after actor-turned-politician Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) emerged as the single largest party in the recently held assembly elections. Speaking to a leading English daily, Stalin said the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) will "not disturb" the new government for the next six months, but added that he hopes that the TVK will continue the…
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