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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay Vacates Chief Minister's Chair, Sits Among Cabinet Ministers

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In an unprecedented move, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay left his designated seat beside Speaker J C D Prabhakar during the assembly's afternoon session. He chose to sit between Ministers K A Sengottaiyan, who also serves as Leader of the House, and Aadhav Arjuna. This marked the first time Vijay departed from the traditional seating arrangement reserved for the Chief Minister. The informal gesture drew attention as it was a notable break from established legislative protocol.

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