சென்னையில் 13 வயதுச் சிறுமி சீரழிக்கப்பட்ட கொடுமை கண்டு மனம் பதறுகிறது! சட்டங்கள்-சமூகத்தின் தோல்வி இது. பெண்களின் கண்ணியமே நம் நோக்கமாக...

DMK president M.K. Stalin expressed profound anguish over the brutal sexual assault of a thirteen-year-old girl in Chennai, describing the horrific crime as a severe failure of existing legal mechanisms and societal safeguards. Stalin stated that safeguarding the dignity, autonomy, and security of women and children must stand as the primary commitment of civil society and responsible state governance. He emphasized that recurring atrocities against minor girls across Tamil Nadu exposed grave deficiencies in crime prevention and municipal policing under the AIADMK administration.

Stalin announced that an incoming DMK government would institute structural legal reforms to deliver swift justice for victims of gender-based violence. He pledged to establish dedicated fast-track special courts across the state to adjudicate crimes against women and children without procedural delays. Additionally, Stalin committed to creating an exclusive confidential investigation unit within the police department to handle delicate complaints securely, protecting victim identities while ensuring rigorous prosecution of offenders.

The statement drew widespread endorsement from child welfare activists, legal reform advocates, and civic organizations seeking accountable law enforcement. Stalin affirmed that institutional deterrence remains essential to uphold fundamental human rights across urban and rural communities.