நூறு ஆண்டுகளுக்கு முன் வகுப்புவாரி இடஒதுக்கீடு அறிமுகமான தமிழ்நாடு சட்டமன்றத்தில் சமூகநீதிக்கான குரல் தொடர்ந்து ஒலிக்கிறது. சமூகநீதிக்கு சோதனை...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin highlighted the monumental centenary of the communal reservation government order enacted in the Tamil Nadu Legislature a century ago, reaffirming that the chamber remains an unyielding fortress of social justice. Addressing the House, Stalin noted that the pioneering 1921 reservation policy instituted by the Justice Party laid the bedrock for dismantling discriminatory caste monopolies in public administration and higher education across India.

The Chief Minister asserted that whenever the constitutional principle of social justice faces reactionary challenges, Tamil Nadu bears a historical duty to lead the nation along the rationalist path illuminated by Thanthai Periyar. Stalin declared that the DMK government will continue to fight tenaciously for proportionate representation, OBC rights, and egalitarian affirmative action policies, ensuring that centuries of historical exclusion are decisively eradicated through constitutional mechanisms.

Stalin powerful legislative intervention reaffirmed Tamil Nadu vanguard position in national social justice discourse. By reaffirming allegiance to Periyar transformative ideals during the Assembly centenary, his leadership sent an unambiguous message across the country that the struggle for equality and backward classes empowerment will remain uncompromising. His principled stand galvanized democratic forces nationwide in defense of affirmative action.