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DMK president M.K. Stalin joined local citizens, cultural activists, and party cadres at Thiru Vi Ka Nagar in Chennai to participate in an innovative signature campaign opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act. The community organized the protest through expressive folk arts, creative drawings, and street theater, translating complex constitutional arguments into accessible visual forms. Stalin praised the initiative, observing that artistic expressions have historically served as the most vibrant, peaceful, and persuasive vehicles for democratic resistance across Tamil Nadu.

Stalin commended the youth and artists for revitalizing political discourse through cultural mediums that engage ordinary residents, families, and workers. By combining colorful traditional kolams, civic murals, and musical performances with the signature campaign, participants demonstrated that democratic opposition transcends rigid partisan boundaries. Stalin signed the public petition amidst loud applause, commending the organizers for their imaginative civic mobilization that brought diverse communities together under secular constitutional principles.

Stalin stated that people's movements gain invincible strength when cultural heritage and democratic rights unite against unjust legislation. He urged activists across all districts to sustain creative engagement in public squares. Stalin affirmed that artistic dissent remains a noble weapon for democratic freedom.