#Lockdown காலத்தில் மீண்டும் மீண்டும் மக்கள் கூட்டமாகக் கூடுவதற்கான சூழலை உருவாக்குவது, #CoronaVirus நோய்த் தொற்றை அதிகரிக்கவே செய்யும்....

DMK president M.K. Stalin cautioned that state administrative policies creating recurring public congestion during the nationwide lockdown directly accelerate coronavirus contagion across Tamil Nadu. Stalin stated that any responsible, competent administration possessing genuine concern for citizen welfare would strictly refrain from implementing hazardous directives that pull massive crowds into congested public spaces. He highlighted that defeating an infectious pathogen requires uncompromised physical distancing and disciplined community isolation.

Stalin pointed out that contradictory governmental orders and poorly organized administrative windows forced thousands of anxious residents onto streets and markets simultaneously. Compelling citizens to congregate in dense gatherings completely unravels weeks of painstaking isolation observed by households enduring acute economic hardship. He criticized the ruling establishment for prioritizing bureaucratic convenience over established epidemiological protocols, exposing dense neighborhoods to avoidable transmission risks.

Stalin demanded that the Tamil Nadu government design scientifically informed, orderly distribution mechanisms for essential commodities that eliminate public crowding entirely. He urged authorities to deploy decentralized neighborhood distribution, mobile grocery units, and transparent communication. Stalin reaffirmed that administrative diligence and compassionate planning are essential to protect public health during pandemic emergencies.