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DMK president M.K. Stalin presented a detailed summary of citizen grievances collected from residents across Tirunelveli district during the statewide outreach tour, Ungal Thogaiyil Stalin. The public representations covered a wide range of civic issues, including irregular potable water supply along the Tamirabarani river basin, poor road connectivity in rural panchayats, inadequate healthcare staff in taluk hospitals, and delays in processing land patta applications. Stalin noted that farmers and local beedi workers voiced serious concerns over declining livelihood support and bureaucratic apathy.

Stalin emphasized that all petitions collected across Tirunelveli had been carefully categorized and uploaded into an encrypted database for prompt action. He reaffirmed his iron-clad commitment that every valid issue would be tackled and settled within one hundred days of a DMK administration taking charge in Tamil Nadu. Stalin criticized the AIADMK regime for allowing vital southern infrastructure to decay while ignoring legitimate petitions submitted by working people over the past decade.

The public release of citizen concerns brought sharp focus to grassroots problems across Tirunelveli. Stalin reaffirmed his dedication to reviving regional industries, protecting river ecology, and delivering honest public administration.