On the final day of campaigning for the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, Arvind Kejriwal, the National Convenor of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), strongly criticized the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for its divisive politics. In a joint press conference with DMK leadership, he asserted that the people of Tamil Nadu have consistently rejected the BJP's approach, which he described as 'divisive and vicious.' Kejriwal warned that even a minimal electoral gain for the BJP could lead to significant political consequences, drawing parallels with Bihar's political landscape. He cautioned voters against the BJP's alliance with the AIADMK, claiming that the NDA is essentially dominated by the BJP. Additionally, he criticized the BJP's governance in Delhi, stating that welfare initiatives in education, healthcare, and infrastructure have been undone since the party took power. Supporting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, Kejriwal urged voters to back the DMK to ensure the continuation of welfare schemes. In a separate video message, MK Stalin declared that he would oppose anyone who betrays Tamil Nadu, criticizing the central government's push for delimitation as a tactic to punish well-performing states like Tamil Nadu. He emphasized his commitment to standing against those who hinder the state's progress.