கழகத்தின் மீதான காழ்ப்பால் சிலர் ஈரைப் பேனாக்குவதையும், ஏடுகள் சில அதற்குத் துணைபோவதையும் கவனத்தில் கொண்டு எச்சரிக்கையுடன் இயங்குவோம்! பிற்போக்கு...

DMK President and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin cautioned party functionaries to exercise utmost vigilance in public interactions, warning that reactionary political opponents and biased media outfits are eagerly magnifying trivial matters to tarnish the party's reputation. Addressing cadres through his regular 'Letter to Brethren' communication ahead of the party's 15th General Council meeting, Stalin stressed that political adversaries unable to confront the DMK ideologically are resorting to petty distortions and manufactured controversies.

Stalin instructed leaders, ministers, and grassroots cadres to speak with measured responsibility and discipline, ensuring their actions reflect the party's noble traditions of public dignity. He reminded them that the Dravidian movement was built upon ideological resilience against severe political hostility, emerging victorious through sustained public trust and rational discourse. Cadres were urged to avoid unnecessary rhetoric that could be weaponized by political detractors to divert attention from state welfare achievements.

Looking forward to the General Council conclave, Stalin stated that the meeting would consolidate organizational resolve to protect Tamil Nadu from regressive communal forces. He reaffirmed the party's unwavering dedication to public service and secular democracy.