என்னுடைய கொளத்தூர் தொகுதியானாலும், எதிர்க்கட்சித் தலைவரின் தொகுதியானாலும், முதல்முறை MLA ஒருவரின் தொகுதியானாலும், தமிழ்நாட்டின் 234 தொகுதிகளிலும்...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced the statewide expansion and operationalization of the flagship Ungal Thoguthiyil Mudhalamaicher initiative, ensuring that long-pending public grievances and vital development projects in all two hundred thirty-four assembly constituencies receive prompt governmental action. Stalin emphasized that the scheme applies uniformly whether a constituency is represented by the Chief Minister, the Leader of the Opposition, or a first-time legislator.

This policy reflects a non-partisan, citizen-centric approach to democratic administration. Under the expanded framework, each elected MLA submits their constituency's top ten unresolved infrastructure demands, which are then vetted, budgeted, and executed directly through specialized district monitoring committees supervised by the Chief Minister's office. Projects include drinking water networks, hospital upgrades, bridge constructions, and irrigation pond restorations.

Stalin highlighted that true democratic governance must transcend political divisions to serve every citizen equitably. By institutionalizing an impartial mechanism for local development, his administration guarantees that public resources are distributed fairly, ensuring balanced socioeconomic progress and civic improvement across every rural and urban constituency throughout every region, district, rural village panchayat, and progressive urban municipality of Tamil Nadu.