இன்றைய #KolathurVisit-ன் போது, மழை நின்று ஒரு வாரம் கடந்தும் மக்களின் துயர் தீராத சூழலைக் காண முடிந்தது. பாதிக்கப்பட்ட மக்களுக்கு திமுக என்றும்...

DMK president M.K. Stalin undertook an extensive field inspection of his Kolathur legislative constituency in Chennai, observing that severe waterlogging and household distress persisted even a week after heavy monsoon rains had ceased. Stalin criticized the civic administration for inadequate storm water drainage maintenance, leaving residential colonies inundated and vulnerable to vector-borne diseases. Reaffirming his steadfast personal commitment to his constituents, Stalin led relief distribution operations, delivering dry food rations, bedding materials, and essential provisions directly to flood-affected families.

Stalin highlighted that relief efforts had been conducted in three disciplined phases, assisting 3,000 residents in the first phase, 3,500 in the second, and 3,500 in the third, bringing the total number of beneficiaries to ten thousand citizens. He emphasized that the DMK functions as a continuous humanitarian support network for the public during crises, stepping forward with tangible material assistance whenever bureaucratic machinery fails. Stalin urged local party volunteers to continue monitoring vulnerable neighborhoods and assisting marooned residents.

The dedicated relief drive was warmly appreciated by local resident welfare associations and working-class families. Stalin reaffirmed that responsive public service forms the heart of his leadership in Kolathur and across Tamil Nadu.