The Tamil Nadu Victory Party (TVK) held its general body meeting today in Chennai, where party leader Vijay delivered an impassioned speech. He declared that the upcoming elections would be a direct contest between just two parties—TVK and DMK.

During his address, Vijay confidently stated:

"No one can halt the rise of my people and our political success. Any attempt to suppress us will remain a mere dream."

He further emphasized:

"When the right time and place align, even the impossible becomes possible. If you act wisely, you can have the world in your hands."

Ending on a powerful note, he urged his supporters to stay vigilant:

"Next year, Tamil Nadu will witness an election like never before. The battle will be between just two players—TVK and DMK."

Notably, Vijay, who had previously avoided directly naming political figures, made a significant shift by addressing Chief Minister M.K. Stalin directly, stating:

"It’s not enough to be bold in taking names; you must prove your worth in governance."

He also took a swipe at Stalin by implying his allegiance to a higher authority:

"Your real boss sits above you—Honorable Modi Ji."

Vijay’s speech signals an intense political battle ahead, setting the stage for a high-stakes showdown in Tamil Nadu’s upcoming elections.