#CAA க்கு எதிராக தெருக்குரல் எனும் பெயரில் போர்க்குரலாக இளைஞர் அறிவு பாடிய ராப் பாடலினை வலைத்தளத்தில் பார்த்தேன். அவரை பாராட்டி முரசொலி மலரை...

DMK president M.K. Stalin met talented young lyricist and hip-hop artist Arivu, warmly commending him for his hard-hitting rap song Therukkural, which powerfully critiqued the Citizenship Amendment Act. Stalin shared that he viewed the musical video online and was deeply impressed by the artist's poetic brilliance, political clarity, and socially conscious lyrics. As a gesture of appreciation, Stalin presented Arivu with a special Murasoli publication souvenir. In return, Arivu expressed deep solidarity by enthusiastically signing the statewide petition opposing discriminatory citizenship frameworks.

Stalin observed that progressive art, independent music, and contemporary youth expressions serve as potent instruments for democratic awakening and social critique. Arivu's verses gave resonant voice to the aspirations, anxieties, and democratic defiance of working-class youth who resist state authoritarianism and social hierarchy. Stalin noted that when creative artists channel grassroots realities into modern cultural mediums, they strengthen constitutional struggles and inspire widespread civic engagement among younger generations.

Stalin wished that many more knowledgeable, politically conscious young voices like Arivu emerge across Tamil Nadu to enrich cultural and social discourse. He reiterated the DMK's enduring tradition of nurturing socially committed writers, poets, and cultural pioneers. Stalin affirmed that artistic dissent remains indispensable for preserving democratic freedom.