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DMK president M.K. Stalin presided over an extensive citizen interaction in Chennai on February 28, 2021, as part of his statewide Ungal Thoguthiyil Stalin campaign tour. Thousands of local residents from diverse urban neighborhoods gathered to share longstanding civic grievances directly with the opposition leader. Stalin listened attentively to representations concerning deteriorated roads, delayed welfare pensions, erratic piped drinking water supply, monsoon waterlogging vulnerabilities, and lack of affordable housing across lower-income municipal settlements.

Stalin received thousands of written petitions from residents, personally placing them into sealed boxes. He reiterated his solemn public commitment that immediately upon forming a DMK government, a dedicated administrative department would be constituted to process and resolve every grievance within one hundred days. Stalin criticized the municipal corporation and the incumbent AIADMK administration for neglecting Chennai basic civic infrastructure while squandering public funds on substandard, commission-driven contracts.

The direct outreach generated widespread enthusiasm among Chennai working-class families and resident welfare associations across the metropolitan area. Stalin approachable leadership and structured grievance redressal mechanism inspired immense confidence, demonstrating a transparent, accountable model of urban governance for the state capital.