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TVK Vijay Mamallapuram Event: With the Tamil Nadu Assembly election scheduled for April 23, political activity in the State is gathering pace. Amid this backdrop, actor-turned-politician Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) is preparing for a key event in Mamallapuram on March 27, where the party is expected to formally introduce its candidates.

According to reports, Vijay is likely to present candidates for all 234 constituencies at the meeting. However, there is no official confirmation yet on whether the full list will be unveiled at once. According to a report by Oneindia Tamil, the selection process is still underway, with interviews completed for a little over 100 aspirants so far. This has led to speculation that the March 27 event could mark only the first phase of candidate introductions.

The timing of the meeting is significant, as nomination filing is set to begin on March 30. Major parties, including the DMK, AIADMK, BJP and Congress, are also expected to release their candidate lists in the coming days. Campaigning has already intensified, with alliances firming up and smaller parties attempting to expand their presence.

TVK has maintained that it will contest the Tamil Nadu election independently across all 234 constituencies. The Mamallapuram event is likely to be a key political event for the party as it continues to scale up its electoral activities.

Puducherry Candidate Announcement

In neighbouring Puducherry, where polling is scheduled earlier on April 9, Vijay has already announced candidates for all 30 Assembly segments, according to a report by The Hindu. The move is being seen as part of a broader attempt to establish organisational clarity ahead of the Tamil Nadu polls.

TVK Sticks To No Alliance Plan

Vijay’s recent public appearances and statements have also drawn attention, particularly his assertion that TVK intends to form the government on its own rather than align with existing coalitions. This position effectively rules out immediate alliances and places the party in direct competition with both the DMK-led front and the AIADMK-BJP combine.

The Mamallapuram meeting is therefore expected to serve multiple purposes: candidate introduction, messaging to cadres, and signalling the party’s readiness for a full-fledged electoral contest. Whether TVK manages to present its entire slate of candidates on March 27 or opts for a phased rollout is likely to become clear closer to the event.