மூன்று #FarmLaws-க்கு எதிரான விவசாயிகளின் போராட்டம் டெல்லியில் தொடங்கி 6 மாதங்களாகியும் அதனை மத்திய அரசு கண்டு கொள்ளாதது கவலையளிக்கிறது....

Expressing unwavering solidarity with India agrarian community, DMK President and Chief Minister M.K. Stalin voiced deep distress over the Union Government prolonged indifference as historic farmer protests on the borders of Delhi completed six arduous months. Tens of thousands of farmers from Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and across the nation endured extreme weather conditions, police barricades, and administrative neglect while demanding the unconditional repeal of the three controversial central farm enactments.

Stalin urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to engage in sincere democratic dialogue with protesting farm unions and fulfill their just, constitutional demands without further delay. Highlighting the agricultural community as the indispensable backbone of national food security, the Chief Minister reiterated that the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam stands firmly behind farmers and will resolutely fulfill every manifesto commitment regarding agricultural welfare and legal protections against predatory corporate exploitation. He affirmed that the Tamil Nadu government would introduce a legislative resolution in the state assembly opposing the three contentious central farm laws.

Stalin steadfast advocacy underscored his deep commitment to farmers rights and democratic governance. By amplifying agrarian voices and challenging central legislation, his leadership demonstrated national solidarity with grassroots peasant movements defending their livelihoods.