இப்பெருமழையிலும் கடைக்கோடியில் உள்ள ஒருவர் கூட உணவுக்குச் சிரமப்படவில்லை என்று வரும் செய்திதான், நம் கழகச் செயல்வீரர்கள் மக்களுக்கு ஆற்றியுள்ள...

Chief Minister and DMK President M.K. Stalin lauded party cadres and functionaries for their exemplary humanitarian service across rain-affected districts, noting that reports confirming that even the most disadvantaged citizens had access to warm meals brought him immense satisfaction. Stalin highlighted that feeding the vulnerable during extreme natural disasters is the highest expression of political and human duty, embodying the founding values of the Dravidian movement.

Following relentless northeast monsoon downpours that inundated several residential pockets and low-lying settlements across Chennai and northern coastal districts, local DMK units mobilized community kitchens, community distribution points, and door-to-door relief supplies. Stalin noted that party workers worked shoulder-to-shoulder with government agencies, reaching remote hamlets and slums to provide cooked meals, clean drinking water, and essential dry provisions.

Calling upon cadres to sustain their grassroots relief mobilization, the Chief Minister urged party functionaries to remain stationed in their respective wards and neighborhoods until normalcy is completely restored. He emphasized that true public service lies in easing citizen distress without seeking publicity or rest. Stalin praised the unwavering spirit of party volunteers whose prompt grassroots compassion provided vital sustenance and comfort to tens of thousands during torrential rains.