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DMK president M.K. Stalin released a compilation of public grievances gathered from residents across Tenkasi district through his grassroots outreach campaign, Ungal Thogaiyil Stalin. The documented petitions reflected widespread public distress over erratic drinking water distribution, deteriorating rural feeder roads, neglected village irrigation channels, and lack of modern storage facilities for agrarian produce. Stalin pointed out that local handloom weavers and agrarian laborers reported prolonged delays in accessing government welfare assistance and essential monthly social security pensions.

Stalin stated that every representation submitted by Tenkasi citizens had been systematically recorded and entered into a secure computerized tracking system. He reaffirmed his firm pledge that all legitimate local problems would be addressed and resolved within one hundred days of the DMK forming the government in Tamil Nadu. Stalin criticized the outgoing AIADMK administration for neglecting newly created districts and treating administrative decentralization as a mere paper announcement without adequate budgetary backing or staff deployment.

The public release of citizen concerns resonated strongly throughout the agrarian district. Stalin reaffirmed his commitment to balanced regional progress, efficient public services, and accountable local administration across Tenkasi.