திரு. பேரறிவாளனுக்கு மருத்துவக் காரணங்களின் அடிப்படையில் சிறை விடுப்பு அளிக்க வேண்டும் என அவரது தாயார் திருமதி @ArputhamAmmal அவர்கள் கோரிக்கை...

Acting with profound humanitarian empathy and responsive justice within days of assuming office, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin issued executive orders granting thirty days of ordinary prison parole to life convict A.G. Perarivalan. The decision was taken after the state government considered an emotional petition submitted by Perarivalan mother, Arputham Ammal, who highlighted her son severe chronic health ailments and the elevated risk of contracting coronavirus within prison premises.

Acknowledging the persistent thirty-year struggle of an aging mother advocating for her son liberty, the Chief Minister instructed the home and prison departments to grant the temporary release on compassionate and medical grounds with immediate effect. Stalin affirmed that human dignity, health rights, and familial care are fundamental values that state administration must respect, even for incarcerated individuals. The decision was widely welcomed across Tamil Nadu civil society, human rights organizations, and political circles as a compassionate demonstration of humane governance.

Stalin swift, empathetic response to Arputham Ammal plea demonstrated a governance ethos grounded in compassion and human rights. By granting parole on medical grounds, his leadership provided crucial relief to a distressed family and reaffirmed his commitment to humanitarian justice.