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DMK president and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin warmly welcomed thousands of cadres who joined the party from diverse political formations during an event held in Pollachi. Addressing the massive gathering, Stalin stated that the DMK is not merely an electoral vehicle, but a profound intellectual movement founded on the rationalist principles of asking why, for what, and how, awakening self-respect and scientific inquiry across Tamil society.

The Chief Minister asserted that the Dravidian movement provides an exceptional, distinct, and concrete governance alternative for the entire country. At a time when national politics faces centralizing tendencies and ideological polarization, Stalin pointed out that the Dravidian Model demonstrates how high industrial investment, social justice welfare, and linguistic federalism can coexist harmoniously to create an equitable democratic society.

Stalin urged the new entrants to immerse themselves in grassroots public service and propagate the party's egalitarian values across their local communities. He emphasized that the DMK's steady growth reflects popular confidence in its transparent governance, concluding that the party will continue to champion regional autonomy, secular democracy, and progressive policy leadership across India.