Tamil Nadu’s political landscape has been thrown into uncertainty as Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam struggles to secure the support needed to form the next government. Despite Congress backing and negotiations with smaller parties like VCK, CPI, CPM, IUML and AMMK, repeated alliance reversals and last-minute political twists have stalled TVK’s push for power.Governor RV Arlekar reportedly demanded written support from at least 118 MLAs before allowing Vijay to stake claim, while VCK chief Thol Thirumavalavan emerged as the key figure in the unfolding political drama. With the Assembly term ending on May 10, pressure is mounting rapidly as Tamil Nadu faces the possibility of fresh elections if no government is formed in time.