Chennai, Jan 25 (NationPress) Actor-turned-politician Vijay is poised to play a pivotal role in the political landscape of Tamil Nadu this Sunday as he leads a significant strategy session for his party, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), in Mamallapuram.

This exclusive meeting, taking place in a private venue, will convene approximately 3,000 party officials from both state and district levels, marking a vital step in defining TVK’s strategy for the forthcoming Assembly elections.

As per party insiders, the focus will be on election readiness, enhancing organizational structure, and planning campaign strategies. Access to the venue will be limited to approved participants presenting digital identity cards, with entry granted only after QR-code verification.

The preparations are being coordinated by General Secretary N. Anand, underscoring the significance TVK places on discipline and systematic mobilization. This gathering is particularly noteworthy as Vijay has largely refrained from public appearances since his impactful rally in Erode on December 18.

In recent days, he has also remained silent regarding controversies such as the 'Jana Nayagan' film issue and calls for a CBI investigation, leading to speculation regarding his next political steps.

Insiders believe that Sunday’s meeting will clarify TVK’s immediate messaging and organizational strategy.

TVK’s executive committee chief coordinator, Sengottaiyan, has revealed plans for a statewide campaign tour commencing from Chennai on January 26. This tour aims to visit all 234 Assembly constituencies, with meetings arranged at each location to involve party executives and grassroots volunteers.

Sengottaiyan also mentioned that Vijay will determine and announce whether TVK will contest the elections independently or seek alliances.

As TVK intensifies its activities, established political parties are also ramping up their campaigns. The primary opposition party, AIADMK, has initiated its election campaign under the banner “Protect the People, Save Tamil Nadu,” positioning itself as the leading opponent to the current administration.

The ruling DMK, on the other hand, is confident about continuing in power, highlighting the popularity of its key welfare initiatives, particularly those aimed at women.

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin continues to advocate for unity and inclusive development as central themes of his political agenda. As the election season heats up, this meeting is widely regarded as a significant test of Vijay’s political strategy and TVK’s readiness to become a formidable player in Tamil Nadu’s competitive electoral scene.