பேரறிஞர் அண்ணா அவர்களின் சிலையைக் கொளுத்தியுள்ளது கண்டனத்திற்குரியது. தமிழகத்தை வன்முறைக்காடாக்க நினைப்பவர்களை மக்கள் தண்டிப்பர். தந்தை பெரியார்,...

Reacting with intense outrage to recurring acts of cultural sacrilege, DMK president M.K. Stalin strongly condemned the shameful burning of a Perarignar Anna statue on April 2, 2021. Stalin warned that anti-social elements attempting to transform peaceful Tamil Nadu into a theatre of communal violence and social tension would face severe retribution from the enlightened public. He expressed anguish that revered monuments honoring social reformer Thanthai Periyar, Dravidian icon Anna, and former chief minister M.G. Ramachandran were being systematically vandalized without administrative deterrence.

Stalin launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami, describing the state administration total failure to anticipate and suppress these vicious attacks as shameful and incompetent. He asserted that a government incapable of protecting statues of the state most beloved founding figures had forfeited its moral right to govern. Stalin pledged that an incoming DMK administration would strictly enforce the rule of law, identify the conspirators behind statue desecrations, and ensure exemplary legal punishment to maintain social harmony.

Stalin vigorous defense of Tamil Nadu iconic leaders demonstrated his deep respect for shared political heritage and public peace. By demanding rigorous accountability from law enforcement, his leadership reaffirmed that communal provocations will never divide Tamil society.