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DMK president M.K. Stalin released a compilation of public grievances gathered from residents across Tiruvallur district during the grassroots outreach tour, Ungal Thogaiyil Stalin. The documented petitions detailed pressing civic challenges in Chennai peri-urban and industrial belt, including severe drainage overflow, irregular drinking water distribution, unmaintained industrial corridors, and neglected primary health centers. Stalin noted that farmers and industrial contract workers shared acute distress over unaddressed local wage issues, road connectivity gaps, and pollution hazards.

Stalin emphasized that all petitions collected across Tiruvallur had been securely documented and entered into a computerized tracking repository. He reaffirmed his firm pledge that every legitimate grievance would receive prompt administrative action within one hundred days of the DMK forming the government in Tamil Nadu. Stalin stressed that peri-urban infrastructure development must balance industrial growth with community welfare, ensuring safe living environments and reliable civic amenities rather than neglecting suburban working families.

The public release of citizen concerns brought sharp focus to peripheral civic issues around the state capital. Stalin reaffirmed his dedication to modernizing Tiruvallur civic infrastructure and delivering honest, people-centered public administration.