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DMK president M.K. Stalin highlighted a comprehensive compilation of citizen grievances gathered from residents across Perambalur and Ariyalur districts during his Ungal Thogaiyil Stalin outreach initiative. The documented appeals featured pressing concerns raised by cotton cultivators, livestock farmers, rural women, and educated youth who experienced persistent neglect under the current AIADMK regime. Core grievances included stalled rural irrigation schemes, dilapidated village school buildings, irregular potable drinking water supply, and exorbitant bureaucratic corruption in securing basic community welfare certificates.

Stalin assured the citizens of both central districts that their petitions were safe and would not remain unaddressed paper files. He reiterated his concrete administrative promise to establish a specialized grievance redressal ministry directly under his executive supervision, ensuring that all valid petitions were redressed within one hundred days of forming the next government. Stalin affirmed that public administration must function transparently and compassionately to restore trust among rural populations.

The public disclosure of these local grievances sparked extensive discussion regarding the developmental deficits facing central Tamil Nadu. Stalin reiterated his commitment to inclusive rural development and accessible governance for all citizens.