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AIADMK's EPS Mocks TVK Leaders' Push to Project Actor Vijay as Future PM

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TVK leaders Aadhav Arjuna and Sarathkumar have publicly advocated for actor-turned-politician Vijay to be considered for the Prime Minister's post. AIADMK general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami responded with sharp sarcasm, quipping that Vijay could even replace US President Donald Trump. EPS's remarks were widely seen as a jab at TVK's perceived overreach in projecting a relatively new political entrant for the country's top executive role. The exchange highlights the growing political rivalry between the TVK and AIADMK camps in Tamil Nadu.

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