New Delhi: Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) is reportedly in talks with a section of the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam.AIADMK) The political fight over government formation in Tamil Nadu intensified on Thursday as MLAs weighed in on a possible power-sharing arrangement. The development came after 28 AIADMK MLAs were shifted to a private resort in Puducherry.The MLAs staying at the resort in Puranakuppam are supporters of senior AIADMK leader CV Shanmugam. His transfer has fueled speculation that sections within the AIADMK may consider supporting Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay in the ongoing government formation exercise, ANI reported, quoting sources.Follow live updates on Tamil NaduHe claimed that a possible power-sharing formula is also being discussed, under which CV Shanmugam could be offered key ministerial portfolios as well as the post of Deputy Chief Minister. Former Tamil Nadu minister and TVK candidate KA Sengottaiyan is reportedly involved in the talks.However, the AIADMK leadership itself appears divided on the issue. Party general secretary Edappadi K Palaniswami has not agreed to the proposal of extending support to TVK, leading to differences in some sections of the party.At the same time, leaders including CV Shanmugam and OS Manian are believed to be in favor of supporting TVK in exchange for key posts in the possible coalition government. Sources cited by ANI also indicated that some senior leaders have advised TVK to explore legal options, including approaching the Supreme Court or High Court, over the government formation process. Others are said to have suggested the possibility of fresh elections if the deadlock continues.Despite emerging as a major force in the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, TVK is still 5 MLAs short of the majority mark. Vijay has already secured the support of five Congress MLAs, but still needs the support of five more MLAs to cross the majority mark in the Tamil Nadu Assembly.