#FarmLaws-ஐத் திரும்பப் பெறப் போராடி உயிர்நீத்த உழவர்களுக்கு மவுன அஞ்சலி செலுத்தி, அடுத்த கூட்டத்தொடரின் முதல் நாளிலேயே அச்சட்டங்களைத் திரும்பப்...

Chief Minister and DMK President M.K. Stalin chaired a crucial meeting of party Members of Parliament at Anna Arivalayam in Chennai, preparing the legislative agenda ahead of the upcoming winter session of Parliament. Before commencing deliberations, the party MPs observed a solemn minute of silence, paying heartfelt homage to hundreds of farmers who lost their lives during the protracted nationwide agitation against the three controversial central farm enactments.

Stalin provided strategic guidance and parliamentary instructions to DMK lawmakers, directing them to demand the unconditional repeal of the three farm laws on the very first day of the legislative session. He emphasized that the Union Government must not delay procedural formalities and must introduce statutory repeal bills without diversionary tactics, respecting the extraordinary sacrifices made by agitating agrarian families across North India.

The Chief Minister underscored that DMK representatives must act as the steadfast voice of the peasantry inside both Houses of Parliament, demanding statutory minimum support prices and financial compensation for the families of deceased protesters. Stalin firm directives reflected the DMK enduring tradition of defending farmers welfare, agrarian rights, and federal principles against unilateral central policies.