திமுக-வின் சமூகநீதிப் போராட்டத்தில் மேலுமொரு வெற்றியாக மருத்துவ சேர்க்கையில் OBC மாணவர்களுக்கு 27% இடஒதுக்கீட்டை அளிக்கத் தயார் என மத்திய அரசு...

DMK president M.K. Stalin welcomed the Union government's submission before the Madras High Court expressing willingness to provide twenty-seven percent reservation for Other Backward Classes in medical admissions under the All India Quota. Stalin characterized this legal development as a major milestone and a decisive initial triumph for the DMK's relentless social justice movement and courtroom struggle on behalf of backward communities across India.

Stalin emphasized that backward class students had been unlawfully denied their rightful share of medical seats surrendered by state colleges for years due to bureaucratic resistance from central authorities. The DMK took this battle to constitutional courts, building national consensus among progressive parties and forcing the Union government to concede statutory reservation rights. However, Stalin stated clearly that while twenty-seven percent represents vital progress, the ultimate objective remains securing fifty percent reservation for backward classes in accordance with Tamil Nadu's sixty-nine percent reservation statute.

Stalin reaffirmed that the DMK will persist with its legal battles and political agitation until full social justice is realized in higher education. He dedicated this victory to the historic struggle for educational equality.