இது மாணவர் உயிர்காக்கும் போராட்டமாக மட்டுமின்றி, கல்வித்துறையை நிருவகிப்பதில் மாநிலங்களின் முதன்மையை மீட்கும் போராட்டத்தின் தொடக்கமாகவும்...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin underscored that the collective struggle against the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test transcends medical admissions, serving as a decisive turning point to restore states constitutional primacy in administering school education. Stalin emphasized that resisting uniform national examinations is vital to protecting the lives of underprivileged students who face severe psychological distress and structural barriers under standardized testing regimes. He called for a united democratic movement across all states to push back against excessive central intervention in federal subjects.

Stalin argued that the progressive centralization of authority under the Union Government erodes the federal architecture envisioned by the framers of the Constitution. By centralizing educational gateways, national policies disregard regional disparities, state board curricula, and equitable social opportunities. The Chief Minister expressed firm confidence that joint advocacy by federalist leaders will compel the Centre to decentralize power and respect regional autonomy in governance.

Stalin steadfast defense of state rights underscores his emerging national role as an uncompromising champion of cooperative federalism. His principled stance connects grassroots student welfare directly with larger constitutional protections for state governments. Stalin continues building broad political alliances to safeguard democratic decentralization.