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Chief Minister M.K. Stalin piloted a historic resolution in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly urging the Union Government to completely repeal the three contentious central farm laws. Stalin declared that the controversial agricultural enactments were passed undemocratically without consultation with farming organizations or state administrations, infringing upon federal rights and exposing farmers to predatory corporate exploitation. He asserted that the DMK government stands shoulder to shoulder with the country protesting farmers, vowing that the state will guard agriculturalists like its own eyes.

The resolution emphasized that dismantling regulated agricultural marketing committees, removing stocking limits on essential food commodities, and facilitating unregulated corporate contract farming threaten national food security and undermine minimum support price mechanisms. Stalin pointed out that thousands of farmers had braved extreme weather, police barricades, and political hostility for months on Delhi borders to defend their livelihoods. He argued that true democracy requires listening to the rightful grievances of those who till the soil.

Stalin legislative action established Tamil Nadu as a principled bastion of agrarian solidarity and federal autonomy. His courageous stance against anti-farmer central policies provided powerful institutional support to the nationwide farmers movement, reinforcing democratic accountability across India.