However, the Left parties clarified that they will not join the government. Instead, they will offer support from outside. This Left Parties decision in Tamil Nadu aims to maintain political stability while protecting the interests of the state.

Leaders also said they will continue working with the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) on issues related to Tamil Nadu’s rights and welfare. According to them, their priority is to safeguard the state’s interests and ensure that democratic values are respected.

The move comes amid a tense political situation in Tamil Nadu after the elections. TVK has emerged as a major political force but still needs support from other parties to form the government.

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In the 2021 Assembly polls, Congress contested 25 seats under the DMK-led alliance. Reports suggest the DMK has offered the same number again. The ruling party has also indicated support for one Rajya Sabha seat as part of the arrangement. However, Congress is seeking at least 35 Assembly constituencies this time.

Congress leaders argue that their organisational strength justifies a larger share. The demand has created a deadlock in recent days. DMK leaders believe increasing the quota may upset other alliance partners. Several new parties have joined the front and seek representation.

Uncertainty now surrounds the future of the alliance. Congress may review its position if talks fail, though no official statement has been issued. Political observers are closely watching whether both sides reach a compromise before the deadline.

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According to insiders, Congress initially targeted 40 Assembly seats as an ideal goal. The DMK has reportedly offered 32 seats. Congress leaders later revised their demand to 38 seats. Negotiations continue as both sides assess electoral strength and alliance balance.

The Tamil Nadu Congress unit has also explored a possible understanding with actor Vijay’s party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam. Sources say leaders have briefed Rahul Gandhi on this option. The move gained attention after TVK called Congress a natural ally.

Congress MP Manickam Tagore said the party seeks a share in governance, not just seats. He said workers expect representation if the alliance wins. TVK leaders said Vijay will decide alliance moves after consultations. They noted that two months remain before elections.

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