கழகம் வெற்றி பெற்று முதன்முறையாக, முத்தமிழறிஞர் கலைஞரின் 4-ஆவது நினைவுநாளில் வங்கக்கடலோரம் அவர் துயில்கொண்டிருக்கும் இடம் நோக்கி அமைதிப் பேரணி!...

DMK president and Chief Minister M.K. Stalin penned an emotional letter to party cadres, announcing a massive peace procession in Chennai to mark the fourth death anniversary of former Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi. Noting that this marks the first memorial observance since the DMK was elected back to power with a commanding mandate, Stalin called upon party workers and citizens to march from Omandurar Government Estate to Karunanidhi's resting place on the Marina seaside. He urged party functionaries to organize commemorative public welfare distributions, blood donation camps, and memorial meetings across every district and village in Tamil Nadu.

Stalin described Karunanidhi as the architect of modern Tamil Nadu, whose visionary social welfare policies, infrastructure projects, and egalitarian legislation laid the bedrock for contemporary progress. The Chief Minister declared that the current DMK administration functions as a direct continuation of Karunanidhi's noble vision, executing welfare schemes that uplift marginalized communities, women, and the working class. He expressed profound gratitude to party cadres whose unremitting dedication restored Dravidian governance to Fort St. George. Stalin reiterated his resolve to govern in strict accordance with Karunanidhi's ideals of social justice, self-respect, and federalism.