உழவர் பக்கம் நின்று போராடியதும் - வேளாண் விரோதச் சட்டங்களுக்கு எதிராக கழக அரசு சட்டமன்றத்தில் தீர்மானம் நிறைவேற்றியதும் நாம்...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin hailed the historic triumph of the farmers movement following the Union Government decision to revoke the three contested central farm laws, describing the outcome as a monumental victory for democratic resistance. Stalin expressed immense pride that the DMK government had stood steadfastly beside the peasantry throughout their agitation, recalling that the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly had boldly passed a formal resolution demanding the complete rollback of these enactments.

The Chief Minister remarked that through their extraordinary, disciplined, and peaceful mass mobilization, the agitating farmers demonstrated to the entire world that non-violent moral struggle remains the most potent weapon for securing democratic rights. He declared that the peasants proved beyond doubt that India remains the sacred land of Mahatma Gandhi, where moral force and public unity inevitably triumph over authoritarian policy overreach.

Stalin emphasized that the farmers victory offers a profound political lesson for all ruling establishments: that democratic governance cannot function by ignoring public sentiment and trampling federal principles. He saluted the heroic perseverance of farming families and reiterated the DMK unyielding commitment to championing agricultural security, fair pricing, and farmers self-respect across Tamil Nadu and the nation.