உடன்பிறப்புகளின் அயராத உழைப்பினால் தமிழ்நாட்டின் முதலமைச்சரானாலும், உங்கள் முன்னிலையில் பதவி ஏற்க முடியவில்லையே என்ற கவலை உள்ளது....

Demonstrating deep affection and protective concern for party workers during a severe public health crisis, DMK president M.K. Stalin issued an emotional appeal urging cadres to avoid traveling to Chennai for his swearing-in ceremony. Acknowledging that party workers had labored tirelessly for decades to bring the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam back to government, Stalin expressed personal sadness that he could not take oath in their physical presence due to imperative epidemic safety restrictions.

Stalin insisted that the physical health, wellbeing, and safety of every party worker and their families remained his foremost priority. Rather than assembling at Raj Bhavan, cadres were requested to watch the live digital and television broadcasts of the solemn constitutional ceremony safely from their residences. Stalin reassured his followers that while they remained physically at home across districts, their collective spirit and unwavering support resonated deeply with him in Chennai as he undertook this responsibility.

Stalin heartfelt message highlighted his compassionate leadership and unwavering civic responsibility. By prioritizing public health over triumphant mass celebrations, his mature appeal set an admirable precedent of disciplined, selfless governance for the entire state.