In his inaugural address, J C D Prabhakar, the newly elected Speaker of the Tamil Nadu Assembly, praised Vijay for leading a 'silent revolution' that resonated with the youth and citizens seeking a corruption-free government. He referred to Vijay as 'a living MGR', drawing parallels to the late M.G. Ramachandran, founder of the AIADMK party. Prabhakar noted that the Vijay wave represented a collective desire for change among the populace. He also commended Vijay for fostering a new political culture by engaging with opposition leaders. Emphasizing his commitment to impartiality, Prabhakar stated that he would serve all members of the assembly without bias, ensuring that the voices of both ruling and opposition parties are heard. He quoted notable leaders on the importance of neutrality in the role of a Speaker, asserting that the assembly's purpose is to address citizens' concerns rather than engage in political confrontations.