Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026: TVK candidates revealed that party chief Vijay instructed them not to 'move an inch' from their respective counting centres on May 4, when votes will be counted. The directive came during a meeting where candidates shared their campaign experiences and discussed final preparations for the crucial day.
Meeting with Vijay
The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) candidates met party leader Vijay to review their electoral campaigns and strategize for the counting process. During the interaction, Vijay emphasized the importance of vigilance and instructed candidates to remain at counting centres throughout the process.
Key Instructions
- Candidates must stay at counting centres from start to finish on May 4.
- No candidate is allowed to leave the centre under any circumstances.
- Any movement could compromise the party's interests during the counting.
The meeting, held on April 30, 2026, also covered campaign feedback and lessons learned. Candidates reported on voter responses and highlighted key issues raised during their campaigns. Vijay assured them of the party's full support and urged unity.
Preparations for Counting Day
TVK has made detailed arrangements for May 4, with party workers and legal teams deployed at all counting centres. Candidates were briefed on protocols and potential challenges. The party aims to ensure a smooth and transparent counting process.
The Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, held earlier in April, saw a multi-cornered contest. TVK, a relatively new entrant, contested in several constituencies with Vijay as its star campaigner. The results on May 4 will determine the party's electoral debut performance.
