குடியுரிமைச் சட்ட அநீதிகளை எதிர்த்து காஞ்சியில் நடைபெறும் கண்டன ஆர்ப்பாட்டம்! https://t.co/5sIl2Vwb2M

DMK president M.K. Stalin led a massive district-level condemnation demonstration in Kanchipuram, broadcasting live proceedings to highlight public outrage against injustices embedded in the Citizenship Amendment Act. Addressing an enthusiastic gathering of party cadres, alliance representatives, and local residents, Stalin stated that statewide demonstrations were organized simultaneously across all district headquarters in Tamil Nadu. The coordinated mobilizations registered widespread democratic protest against the Union Government's divisive legislative policies.

Stalin emphasized that the citizenship legislation represents an unconstitutional measure that dismantles the secular foundations of the Indian republic. He pointed out that the exclusion of Muslims and Sri Lankan Tamils exposes the central government's sectarian agenda. The live broadcast captured massive public attendance, demonstrating popular solidarity with the opposition's campaign. Stalin criticized the state government for rubber-stamping central directives and abandoning its responsibility to defend the rights and peace of Tamil Nadu citizens.

Stalin reaffirmed that the DMK will utilize every democratic platform to challenge discriminatory central statutes. He asserted that the struggle against faith-based discrimination will intensify until the Union Government acknowledges popular dissent and revokes the contentious legislation completely.