While describing the encounter as a simple courtesy call, Vaiko used the Delhi visit to solidify his opposition to the central government’s three-language policy—a long-standing ideological pillar for the MDMK. The alignment signals a departure from the party’s recent trajectory, which had seen Vaiko distance himself from the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance.
This shift follows a turbulent period for the MDMK, which had previously pivoted toward the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) led by Vijay. Vaiko has since pledged to shield the actor-turned-politician from mounting political pressure, while simultaneously leveling accusations against the DMK for employing what he describes as adversarial tactics. By anchoring his party to the Congress-led coalition, Vaiko aims to regain leverage in a state where shifting loyalties have become the defining feature of the current electoral cycle.




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