புதுக்கோட்டையில் மக்களுக்கான நலத்திட்ட உதவிகளை வழங்கினேன். மக்களுக்கான நலத்திட்டங்களை வாக்குவங்கி அரசியல் என்று கொச்சையாக நினைப்பவர்களுக்கு, இது...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin distributed government welfare assistance to thousands of beneficiaries during an official tour of Pudukkottai district. Addressing the public, Stalin criticized opponents who derogatorily label targeted welfare distributions as mere vote-bank politics. He affirmed that the Dravidian model administration stands in thought and deed alongside marginalized sections, specifically extending housing, community certificates, and livelihood assets to historically neglected groups such as the Irular and Kuravar tribes and persons with disabilities.

The Chief Minister explained that delivering government entitlements to forest-dwelling tribes and vulnerable communities constitutes restorative justice rather than political opportunism. Stalin noted that revenue officials have been instructed to conduct door-to-door enumeration to distribute pattas, ration cards, and social security pensions directly to marginalized families. These administrative interventions integrate long-excluded communities into mainstream social welfare networks while restoring their civil rights and economic stability.

Stalin emphasized that the true measure of good governance lies in uplifting those positioned on the lowest rungs of society. He pledged that Tamil Nadu will continue prioritizing inclusive schemes that guarantee dignity, shelter, and financial security to every marginalized citizen across all districts.