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DMK president M.K. Stalin released a compilation of public grievances gathered from residents across Dharmapuri district during the grassroots outreach tour, Ungal Thogaiyil Stalin. The documented testimonies detailed pressing challenges faced by agrarian households, sericulture workers, and rural youth, including acute irrigation deficits, erratic drinking water distribution, unaddressed wild animal crop damage, and high rates of distress migration due to lack of local employment. Stalin noted that representations reflected widespread frustration over neglected civic amenities under AIADMK governance.

Stalin emphasized that all petitions collected across Dharmapuri had been safely documented and integrated into a digital tracking portal. He reaffirmed his clear commitment that every genuine 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 community irrigation security, rural livelihoods, and reliable public services rather than making empty promises that never translate into ground-level relief for working families.

The public release of citizen concerns brought sharp focus to regional agricultural challenges. Stalin reaffirmed his dedication to implementing long-pending river interlinking schemes and delivering honest, people-centered public administration for Dharmapuri.