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DMK president M.K. Stalin conducted an interactive public grievance redressal meeting in Tiruvallur district as part of his statewide tour, Ungal Thogaiyil Stalin. The outreach event, broadcast live across digital networks, attracted thousands of residents from suburban townships, industrial estates, and agrarian panchayats. Citizens submitted written representations regarding stalled storm water drains, irregular potable water supply, deteriorating road surfaces, and delays in issuing welfare entitlements and community revenue certificates.

Stalin received grievance petitions from local residents on stage, depositing each document into secure collection boxes for systematic tracking after the upcoming elections. Addressing the assembled gathering, Stalin gave a firm personal commitment that a newly elected DMK administration would create an exclusive grievance redressal department under the Chief Minister office. He assured the public that all legitimate complaints would be resolved within a strict one-hundred-day deadline after taking charge in Fort St. George.

The interactive meeting demonstrated strong public enthusiasm for participatory and accessible leadership across the northern district. Stalin reaffirmed his dedicated commitment to upgrading peri-urban civic facilities, ensuring clean drinking water, and providing transparent governance for all Tiruvallur residents.