Chennai, Feb. 2 -- Having already sounded the poll bugle that his party was ready
for alliance in the crucial 2026 Assembly polls and share power, the nascent and fledgling
Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) of actor Vijay stepped into the second year on Sunday.
To mark eventful completion of one year of his party, formed this day last year amid much
fanfare and high expectations, the actor, in a letter to the party cadres, called for treading
new political path in 2026 (meaning/hinting victory in Assembly polls).
Vijay, who was accorded a rousing reception when he came to the party headquarters at
suburban Panayur on the East Coast Road, unveiled the busts of TVK's ideological icons,
Social reformer Periyar E.V. Ramasamy, former Tamil Nad...