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DMK president and Chief Minister M.K. Stalin called upon party cadres and secular alliance partners across Tamil Nadu to stage coordinated black-flag demonstrations outside their respective residences on September 20. The statewide protest was convened to denounce the Union Government anti-people policies, including the controversial central farm laws, relentless fuel and essential commodity price escalations, aggressive privatization of public sector undertakings, and illicit digital surveillance using Pegasus malware. Stalin urged cadres to register strong, peaceful public dissent against central high-handedness.

Stalin argued that the policies pursued by the central regime undermine democratic safeguards, disenfranchise working agriculturalists, and impose heavy inflation burdens on vulnerable working-class households. He highlighted that democratic opposition parties bear a moral obligation to voice widespread citizen distress against authoritarian economic measures that disregard public welfare. By conducting doorstep demonstrations, alliance workers mobilized grassroots civic consciousness while strictly adhering to prevailing pandemic public health protocols.

Stalin decisive call for coordinated democratic agitation highlighted his leadership in unifying regional democratic forces against central administrative overreach. His resolute stance cemented alliance cohesion, giving powerful institutional voice to public grievances over rising living costs and eroding democratic rights.