Tamil Nadu’s Vijayakant’s?—reported as TVK—announces that all 107 of its MLAs will resign if the DMK and AIADMK attempt to form a coalition government, according to statements reported by multiple outlets. News18 and India Today both report the warning, stating that TVK has conveyed its position publicly and that the party’s plan involves resignations by its entire legislative contingent in that scenario. India Today frames the development as coming from “sources,” while News18 attributes it directly to the party’s announcement. The reports do not detail any additional conditions or timelines beyond the claim that resignations would follow if DMK and AIADMK form a government together. Neither outlet provides verification of the broader political negotiations between DMK and AIADMK, nor does it specify how such resignations would affect legislative arithmetic or government formation. The coverage focuses on TVK’s stated threat and its potential implications for stability in the Tamil Nadu government formation process.