As soon as the new government was formed in Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister Vijay has taken many important decisions. The government has made 200 units of electricity free. These decisions of Vijay government are being seen as the welfare of the people of the state. The government has also issued orders for this. The Energy Department of Tamil Nadu has issued a government order announcing subsidy on electricity up to 200 units. This subsidy is for those consumers whose consumption is up to 500 units every two months. In this matter the government will bear the expenditure of Rs 1730 crore every year.

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay, while announcing to provide 200 units of electricity every two months to the domestic consumers, has said in the order that this decision will be applicable to those whose consumption in two months is up to 500 units. Consumers whose consumption in two months is more than 500 units. The existing tariff structure will continue for them. This also includes 100 units of free electricity every two months.

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Vijay took many important decisions after taking oath

Vijay took oath as Chief Minister on Sunday. He has started his tenure. During this period he has signed many files. Also, we have taken steps towards fulfilling our election promises expeditiously. Taking decisions other than electricity, Vijay has approved the formation of a special force for the safety of women. Apart from this, the proposal to establish an anti-drug unit in every district has also been approved. With this he has fulfilled his promise to deal with the alleged drug problem.

Apart from this, in the important announcement he has made, a white paper will be issued on the financial position of the state for the period 2021-2026. The DMK government has left us a debt of Rs 10 lakh crore. I want to tell you all how much debt the previous government has left on us. What a burden it has placed on my shoulders.

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An interesting picture has emerged in the exit polls regarding Tamil Nadu Assembly elections 2026. According to the latest survey of Axis My India, film actor-turned-politician Vijay now seems to be ahead of the current Chief Minister MK Stalin in the choice for the post of Chief Minister. In the survey, 37 percent people have preferred Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay as the next Chief Minister, while MK Stalin has got the support of 35 percent people. In this way, there seems to be a tough competition between the two.

Former Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami is at third place in this race, who has got the support of 22 percent people. Only 2 percent people liked BJP leader Annamalai. Naam Tamilar Katchi leader Senthamizhan Seeman got the support of 3 percent people, while 1 percent people either chose someone else or were undecided.

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Whose government will be formed in Tamil Nadu?

If we look at the rest of the exit poll data, most of the surveys are indicating that the MK Stalin-led DMK government can return to power in the state. That is, Vijay seems to be ahead in personal preference as the Chief Minister, but in the matter of forming the government, DMK is said to have the upper hand. Also, Vijay’s party TVK is expected to perform well in its first election. Estimates from different agencies do show some variation in this. According to People’s Pulse, TVK may get 18 to 24 seats, while P-Mark has estimated 16 to 26 seats. The estimate of Axis My India is different from the rest, in which TVK is said to get 98 to 120 seats, which is a very big figure.

When is voting in Tamil Nadu?

This time a new turn is being seen in the politics of Tamil Nadu, where a new party and a new face seem to be presenting a strong challenge. However, all these figures are just estimates and the real results will be known only after the counting of votes on May 4, when it will be clear who will take power in the state.

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