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DMK president M.K. Stalin released a compilation of public grievances gathered from residents across Krishnagiri district during the grassroots outreach tour, Ungal Thogaiyil Stalin. The documented submissions highlighted critical concerns faced by horticulture farmers, industrial factory laborers, and rural households, including delayed mango pulp processing infrastructure, unresolved pollution from local processing units, deteriorating village arterial roads, and lack of adequate medical staffing in taluk hospitals. Stalin noted that local citizens voiced deep frustration over bureaucratic indifference under AIADMK rule.

Stalin emphasized that all petitions collected across Krishnagiri 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 public administration must prioritize regional water security, farmer market access, and dependable public healthcare rather than relying on superficial announcements that leave rural citizens unsupported and neglected.

The public release of citizen concerns brought widespread attention to northwestern regional challenges. Stalin reaffirmed his dedication to revitalizing Krishnagiri agrarian economy and delivering honest, responsive, and people-centered public administration.