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DMK president and Kolathur legislator M.K. Stalin formally inaugurated the massive statewide anti-CAA signature campaign by directly collecting the first signatures from residents in his Kolathur assembly constituency. Accompanied by local party representatives, civic organizers, and volunteers, Stalin visited neighborhood residences, local markets, and public gathering spots to explain the constitutional dangers posed by the Citizenship Amendment Act, National Register of Citizens, and National Population Register. He highlighted that grassroots democratic participation represents the most resilient bulwark against divisive authoritarian central laws.

Stalin observed that the residents of Kolathur demonstrated spontaneous enthusiasm and solidarity, eagerly signing the petition scrolls to register their collective dissent. He pointed out that ordinary working families understand how arbitrary citizenship documentation processes threaten to disrupt community harmony and subject vulnerable citizens to harassment. By launching this historic civic movement from his home constituency, Stalin underscored the party's unwavering commitment to leading public movements directly from the grassroots alongside the people.

Stalin urged volunteers across all 234 constituencies to replicate this intensive door-to-door public outreach. He affirmed that peaceful democratic mobilization will send an undeniable message to the central government. Stalin resolved to continue fighting until constitutional secularism is fully safeguarded.