Will TVK chief Vijay join NDA for 2026 Tamil Nadu assembly elections?
This episode of Super 6 delves into the political landscape of the upcoming 2026 Tamil Nadu elections, highlighting the potential involvement of Tamil superstar Vijay. The NDA bloc, led by AIADMK, is speculated to include Vijay, making his electoral debut. Home Minister Amit Shah has hinted at this possibility, although Vijay's party, TVK (Thalapathy Vijay Kazhagam), has declared that they will not align with BJP or DMK due to ideological differences. TVK leader Veera Vigneshwaran emphasises the party's historical rejection of 'communal forces' by Tamil Nadu voters. The discussion further explores the challenges BJP faces in gaining acceptance in the state and the potential impact of delimitation on future elections.
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