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Vijay Ranks 3rd In PM Preference In MOTN Survey; TVK Posters Project Him As Future PM

The latest India Today C-Voter Mood of the Nation poll has placed TVK chief and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay at the third position in the national Prime Minister preference race, behind Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi. According to the survey, Narendra Modi leads with 48.7 per cent support, followed by Rahul Gandhi at 27.1 per cent, while Vijay secures 9.2 per cent. Furthermore, when asked who is best suited to lead the INDIA bloc, Vijay ranked second with 12.2 per cent support, trailing Rahul Gandhi who leads at 29 per cent. Following the survey results, posters projecting Vijay as 'Today's CM, tomorrow's PM' surfaced in Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu. The ruling DMK dismissed the survey findings and the Prime Minister pitch, stating that Vijay should first focus on proving himself as Chief Minister before eyeing a national role. Meanwhile, the alliance partner Congress played down the TVK pitch, maintaining its support for Rahul Gandhi as the prime ministerial candidate for 2029.

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