Actor Vijay’s party opposes One Nation One Election, passes resolution

Tamil actor Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) passed a resolution during its executive council meeting on Sunday opposing the Centre’s proposal for ‘One Nation One Election’.
The party also passed a resolution demanding the withdrawal of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) from Tamil Nadu.
It condemned the DMK government for not conducting a caste survey in the state and blaming the Centre for it.
The TVK also hit out at the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin-led DMK and said that its poll promise “was filled with lies to come to power”.
Vijay held his first political rally in Tamil Nadu’s Villupuram district on October 27, eight months after launching his political party in February.
He announced his party’s ideology and goals at the rally, which included equality, social justice, secularism, promotion of Tamil as the administrative language in courts and removing the post of the Governor.
Vijay had said that his party’s approach draws from both Dravidianism and Tamil nationalism, describing them as “the two eyes of our soil”.
Rather than limiting TVK’s identity to one faction, he pitched for broader secular values focused on justice, unity, and societal growth.
Vijay has announced that his party would contest the 2026 Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu.