Addressing a DMK executive committee meeting, party president and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin criticized the current administration, alleging that it lacks both a clear policy framework and a commitment to public welfare. He asserted that the government came to power without a structured administrative vision.
Stalin urged his party members to avoid adopting similar methods, emphasizing that the DMK is a movement defined by its fighting spirit. He stated that politics is not a pastime but a platform for public struggle, declaring, "We are permanent."


