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Thirumavalavan: PMK Alliance Rumors a Plot to Block VCK Support for TVK!
- •Thirumavalavan states rumors of PMK joining the TVK alliance are a conspiracy to prevent VCK's full support.
- •He alleges these rumors aim to deter VCK from campaigning for TVK candidates and prevent VCK votes from going to TVK.
- •Thirumavalavan clarifies that their 15-year stance against alliances with PMK and BJP is being exploited to spread these deliberate rumors.
- •He mentions rumors about PMK joining TVK post-by-election for cabinet positions and a Deputy Chief Minister post.
- •Thirumavalavan asserts that VCK's political relationship with TVK is a historical necessity and dismisses the need to heed such rumors.
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Thirumavalavan clarified during a Facebook live session that rumors claiming PMK would join the TVK alliance—leading VCK to withdraw and refuse to campaign—are deliberately spread to isolate VCK and prevent its full support from reaching TVK. He emphasized that his party has maintained a consistent stance for 15 years against joining any alliance that includes the PMK and BJP.
After extending outside support to help the Vijay-led TVK form the government and avoid political inconclusiveness, the VCK later decided to join the TVK-led cabinet, nominating legislator Vanni Arasu for induction.
Thirumavalavan opted out of the assembly race to ensure alliance unity and clarify that he was not seeking coalition governance or a high post. Furthermore, he firmly stated that the VCK would not participate in any upcoming by-elections in the state.
