C Joseph Vijay’s Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) has strongly countered the DMK's assertions regarding its support in Tamil Nadu after a successful trust vote. The TVK labeled the DMK as “frustrated” following its electoral losses and accused it of spreading “false propaganda.” In a detailed post on X, the TVK highlighted that DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin's claims about the government's lack of majority were unfounded, noting that the DMK secured only 24.19% of the vote share compared to TVK's 35%. The TVK also criticized the DMK for its historical alliance with the BJP during the 1999 trust vote in Parliament, suggesting that the DMK's current criticisms are hypocritical. The TVK comfortably won the trust vote with a 144:22 margin, supported by 25 rebel AIADMK MLAs, amidst DMK's walkout and allegations of horse-trading, which were firmly rejected by Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay.