I thank the lakhs of peaceful protestors who joined us in Chennai today to show that #TNopposeCAA . This has sent a clear signal to the BJP-ADMK...
DMK president M.K. Stalin thanked lakhs of peaceful demonstrators in Chennai, resolving to sustain protests until contentious citizenship laws are completely repealed.
M.K.Stalin@mkstalinOriginal post
I thank the lakhs of peaceful protestors who joined us in Chennai today to show that #TNopposeCAA .
This has sent a clear signal to the BJP-ADMK Govts that Tamils are against this law.
We will continue voicing our dissent till the law is repealed. #CAA_NRC_Protest https://t.co/wqN8ux5pDQ

DMK president M.K. Stalin conveyed heartfelt thanks to the hundreds of thousands of peaceful demonstrators who converged on Chennai to express strong democratic opposition to the Citizenship Amendment Act. Stalin affirmed that the massive turnout delivered an unequivocal political message to both the Union Bharatiya Janata Party government and the subservient state AIADMK administration, proving that the people of Tamil Nadu firmly reject discriminatory citizenship criteria. He pledged that the opposition will persistently mobilize public dissent until the divisive enactment is formally repealed.
Stalin commended the participants for maintaining strict discipline and peace despite administrative hurdles and heavy police deployments arranged across the metropolis. The diverse convergence of political workers, college students, professional groups, and civil society advocates highlighted widespread alarm regarding the erosion of secularism and federal balance. Stalin criticized the state government for facilitating central policies that marginalize minority citizens and neglect persecuted Sri Lankan Tamils residing in state camps.
Stalin reaffirmed that the DMK will remain at the forefront of the constitutional struggle. He declared that peaceful democratic agitation will continue across towns and villages until the central government heeds popular sentiment and withdraws the unconstitutional statute.