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DMK president M.K. Stalin launched a sharp critique of Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami during an Ungal Thogaiyil Stalin outreach gathering, stating that even AIADMK functionaries recognize their leadership administrative bankruptcy. Stalin compared the incumbent chief minister to a clay horse incapable of crossing political waters, arguing that public confidence in the state government had completely evaporated. He accused the ruling administration of squandering vast sums of public taxpayers money on self-promoting advertisements while ignoring systemic crises across the state.

Stalin emphasized that the AIADMK regime resorted to theatrical announcements rather than offering practical solutions to pressing public problems such as rural distress, civic shortages, and unemployment. He stated that citizens in every constituency had grown weary of empty promises and cosmetic governance, resolving to decisively reject the ruling party in the upcoming assembly elections. Stalin highlighted that responsible administration requires prudent fiscal management and sincere dedication to public welfare rather than expensive political propaganda.

The public meeting witnessed enthusiastic participation from local residents seeking tangible governance reform. Stalin affirmed that a newly elected DMK administration would restore integrity, accountability, and productive public investments across Tamil Nadu.