‘Congress is the most untrustworthy party’: BJP’s Ram Madhav warns Tamil Nadu CM Vijay
BJP national vice-president Ram Madhav has launched a sharp attack on the Congress, describing it as the country's "most untrustworthy party" and cautioning Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) president C. Joseph Vijay against placing excessive confidence in his political ally

Addressing a press conference on Friday, November 13, Madhav accused the Congress of promoting political instability and misleading the public. His remarks were directed particularly at the political leadership in Tamil Nadu, where Vijay's association with the Congress has emerged as a significant factor in the State's political landscape.
Madhav alleged that the Congress had repeatedly demonstrated a lack of political reliability and warned that parties maintaining alliances with it should remain cautious. He characterised the party as one that encouraged disorder and made misleading claims, arguing that its political conduct should serve as a warning to its allies.
The BJP leader's remarks represent an attempt to question the credibility of the Congress as a coalition partner and raise doubts about the durability of its political relationships. By addressing Vijay directly, Madhav sought to draw attention to the potential challenges of maintaining an alliance with a national party whose political interests may not always align with those of regional partners.
The criticism comes against the backdrop of evolving political equations in Tamil Nadu, where regional parties continue to play a decisive role in shaping electoral alliances and government formation. Vijay's emergence as a major political figure has added a new dimension to the State's political competition, traditionally dominated by established Dravidian parties.
Madhav's intervention also reflects the BJP's broader criticism of the Congress at the national level. The party has frequently accused the Congress of political opportunism and questioned its approach to alliances, while Congress leaders have rejected such allegations and accused the BJP of attempting to undermine opposition unity.
The latest exchange highlights the growing political attention surrounding Vijay's leadership and his relationship with national political parties. With the BJP seeking to expand its influence in Tamil Nadu, criticism of the Congress and its regional allies remains an important part of its political messaging.
There was no immediate response from Vijay or the Congress to Madhav's remarks in the information available.