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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin highlighted that judicial endorsement of affirmative action validates his administration policy decisions aimed at uplifting government school students. Building on the success of medical admission quotas, the Dravidian model government proactively extended 7.5 percent horizontal reservation across professional degree programs, including engineering, agriculture, veterinary sciences, and law. Additionally, the state assumed full responsibility for tuition and hostel expenses, removing all financial barriers for underprivileged youth.

Stalin pointed out that the Madras High Court positive pronouncements demonstrate that the state legal strategy and progressive vision stand on solid constitutional foundations. By ensuring that financial distress does not derail ambitious students, the policy has already opened lecture halls in top institutions to talented adolescents from humble farming and working-class families. Stalin noted that real social transformation occurs when elite professions become accessible to ordinary children.

The Chief Minister reaffirmed that every step taken under his leadership is designed to entrench equality and expand social mobility. Stalin pledged that the government will continuously monitor student welfare, upgrade state school infrastructure, and guarantee that talented youths receive total institutional backing to realize their highest academic and professional ambitions.