Congress in Vijay camp, who's next and when will he take the oath?

The post-election political landscape in Tamil Nadu remains uncertain as the TVK falls short of a clear majority, securing only one hundred and seven seats. Despite emerging as the single largest party, the TVK needs additional support to reach the required one hundred and eighteen mark to form the government. The Congress party, holding five seats, has offered its support to the TVK to keep rival political factions out of power. However, the Tamil Nadu Governor has delayed the oath-taking ceremony, asking the TVK leadership to demonstrate a clear majority first. Meanwhile, speculation suggests that the AIADMK and DMK might be in talks to prevent the new party from taking office, though political analysts dismiss this as unlikely. The Left parties and the VCK are also being approached to bridge the numbers gap. As alliances remain fluid and negotiations continue, the state awaits a final decision on government formation while preparations for a potential swearing-in ceremony proceed at the Nehru Indoor Stadium in Chennai.