CM Vijay’s Delhi Visit: PM Modi, Rahul Gandhi Meetings Planned

Vijay plans to seek additional financial assistance for Tamil Nadu during his first official visit to Delhi after becoming Chief Minister. He will also request the Centre’s approval for major infrastructure and development projects. Political observers see the visit as important because it marks his first major interaction with the Central government after taking office.

During the trip, Vijay may meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union ministers, and senior Congress leaders. He plans to discuss financial support, pending proposals, and the state’s development priorities. The meetings may also focus on improving Centre-state coordination and speeding up welfare projects in Tamil Nadu.

CM Vijay’s Maiden Delhi Visit After Taking Oath

Days after taking oath as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Vijay will travel to Delhi on May 27 for his maiden official visit. The visit comes soon after his party’s strong Assembly election victory. Political analysts believe the meetings could shape Centre-state relations during the early phase of his tenure.

Moreover, Vijay may request approvals for long-pending infrastructure and welfare projects in Tamil Nadu. Discussions could cover urban development, transport expansion, water supply, and investment proposals. Along with meetings with Prime Minister Modi and Union ministers, Vijay may also meet senior Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi.

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Mekedatu Issue and TVK Government’s Political Shift

Meanwhile, the Mekedatu Dam Project may remain a major issue during Vijay’s Delhi meetings. He recently wrote to Prime Minister Modi and urged the Union Jal Shakti Ministry and the Central Water Commission to reject the project’s Detailed Project Report. Tamil Nadu continues to oppose the project because of concerns over Cauvery water sharing.

Additionally, Vijay will take part in cultural events during the visit. He will inaugurate a statue of Tamil poet-saint Thiruvalluvar at Jawaharlal Nehru University. The visit comes weeks after Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam secured a major victory in the Assembly elections. TVK won 108 seats before forming the government with support from Congress, Left parties, VCK, and IUML.

Furthermore, the government launched a dedicated Artificial Intelligence department. This move made Tamil Nadu the second Indian state after Kerala to create a separate AI portfolio. Officials believe the department will improve digital governance and encourage technological innovation.

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