Following reports that Chief Minister Vijay was planning to move his office within the Secretariat, the government has now officially announced it.

At the Secretariat, the Chief Minister’s room is located on the first floor at the entrance of Fort St. George. That is where previous Chief Ministers also handled their official work. Chief Minister Vijay has also been carrying out his duties from that room for the past two and a half months.
In this situation, the Chief Minister’s office is now set to be moved to the 10th floor of Namakkal Kavignar Maligai in the Fort complex. In a statement issued by Chief Secretary Sai Kumar regarding this, it has been said that “due to space constraints, the Chief Minister’s office and the offices of his secretaries and advisers are being shifted to the 10th floor of Namakkal Maligai.”
Temporary alternative space has already been allocated for the officials currently in that location on other floors and in the Kalaivanar Arangam.
Sources close to the Chief Minister, who spoke to us about this, said, 'The Chief Minister has always had faith in astrology. His personal astrologer, Rikki Radhan Pandit, advised that the room should be set up in a place at the top with a sea-facing view. Likewise, there is not enough space in the Chief Minister’s chamber for his advisors John Arokiasamy and Vishnu Reddy to hold consultations with IAS officers and review files. The Chief Minister has therefore moved his room to the Namakkal Kavignar Maligai so that they too can have a comfortable place.'
