முன்னாள் பிரதமர் திரு. ராஜீவ் காந்தி அவர்களின் நினைவு நாளையொட்டி திருச்சியில் அவரது திருவுருவப் படத்திற்கு மாலை அணிவித்து மரியாதை செலுத்தினேன்....

Honoring national leaders while reaffirming commitment to peace and non-violence, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin paid solemn floral tributes to former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi on his thirtieth death anniversary. Pausing during his extensive central district inspection tour, Stalin paid homage before a portrait of the late Prime Minister in Tiruchirappalli, recalling his visionary contributions toward technological advancement and democratic devolution through Panchayati Raj institutions across the Indian Republic.

Earlier in the day at the Madurai District Collectorate, the Chief Minister led government officials, ministers, and public servants in administering the official Anti-Terrorism Day pledge. Stalin reaffirmed the state government unshakeable resolve to oppose all forms of terrorism, violent extremism, and hatred, pledging to uphold communal harmony, constitutional secularism, and national integrity. He emphasized that peace, mutual respect, and social cohesion provide the indispensable foundation for economic development and human dignity.

Stalin solemn observance reflected dignified political statesmanship and adherence to democratic values. By leading the state in taking the anti-terrorism pledge and honoring a former national leader, his leadership underscored Tamil Nadu steadfast dedication to non-violence, social harmony, and constitutional patriotism.