Tamil Nadu Congress leader B Manickam Tagore has said that actor-turned-politician Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) could potentially join the INDIA bloc once the party succeeds in securing representation in Parliament. His remarks come amid growing political discussions over TVK’s electoral strategy and its possible alignment with existing political formations in Tamil Nadu. The comments have drawn attention as parties assess the emerging political landscape ahead of the state’s next electoral battle.

The statement follows remarks by TVK deputy general secretary C T R Nirmal Kumar, who said that the party would join the INDIA alliance after establishing its presence in Parliament. The comments indicate that TVK may be keeping its options open while focusing first on building an independent political base and winning parliamentary seats. The party, led by Vijay, has been positioning itself as a new political alternative in Tamil Nadu and is expected to play a significant role in the state’s evolving electoral dynamics.

Tagore’s remarks have added another layer to the ongoing speculation over potential alliances involving TVK. While no immediate alliance has been announced, the statements from leaders of both sides have fuelled discussion about whether Vijay’s party could eventually become part of the broader INDIA bloc. For now, TVK appears focused on strengthening its organisation and electoral presence, while established parties are closely watching its political moves and potential impact on Tamil Nadu’s electoral equations.