ஒரே நாடு என்று சொல்வதற்கான தகுதியை ஒற்றுமை மூலமாகத் தான் ஏற்படுத்த முடியுமே தவிர, பிரிவினை மூலம் ஏற்படுத்த முடியாது என்பதை மத்திய பாஜக அரசு...

DMK president M.K. Stalin called on the Union Bharatiya Janata Party government to repeal the Citizenship Amendment Act, asserting that genuine national unity can only be fostered through inclusive harmony and mutual respect rather than divisive social policies. Stalin stated that the slogan of 'One Nation' cannot be legitimately claimed or realized by fracturing societal bonds or alienating substantial segments of the population. True unity arises from protecting diverse communities and upholding shared constitutional values across all states.

Stalin highlighted that the controversial citizenship law inflicts profound injustice upon minority communities and entirely betrays the legitimate humanitarian claims of Sri Lankan Tamil refugees. Disregarding displaced Tamils who sought refuge in India decades ago exposes an unjustifiable bias in national policy. He argued that subjecting vulnerable populations to statutory exclusion contradicts the secular traditions and international human rights principles that India has historically championed.

Stalin demanded that central authorities reconsider their ideological posture and withdraw the polarizing statute immediately. He affirmed that the DMK will continue to mobilize public opinion across Tamil Nadu to defend federalism, protect refugee entitlements, and ensure equal citizenship for all people regardless of religious identity.