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Project Meghalaya: Plot Alleged to Destabilise Tamil Nadu's Vijay-Led TVK

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A controversy dubbed 'Project Meghalaya' has emerged in Tamil Nadu, involving allegations of an orchestrated attempt to destabilise the government led by actor-politician Vijay. The case revolves around claims that efforts were made to persuade at least one TVK legislator to defy the party whip during an assembly vote. The alleged scheme suggests a coordinated bid to undermine party discipline within Vijay's TVK. Details of who is behind the alleged plot and their motivations have not yet been fully established publicly.

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