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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin presided over the ceremonial unveiling of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's grand statue erected within the Ambedkar Memorial Hall complex in Chennai. The ceremonial event drew prominent cabinet members, legislators, scholars, and social reform advocates to honor the enduring constitutional and social legacy of India's preeminent jurist, economist, and champion of human rights.

Speaking on the occasion, Stalin reiterated that the Dravidian Model administration considers Ambedkar's emancipatory thought as a fundamental guide for state policy and legislative action. He recalled the pioneering welfare initiatives undertaken in Tamil Nadu to foster inter-caste solidarity, broaden university admissions, and protect Scheduled Caste communities from socio-economic discrimination. The memorial site serves as a vital educational institution where younger generations can learn about constitutional governance and civil rights struggles.

The Chief Minister emphasized that true homage to Babasaheb involves translating his ideals into institutional practice through equitable welfare distribution and rigorous protection of fundamental civil liberties. Stalin reaffirmed that Tamil Nadu will persistently defend constitutional values and work toward realizing an egalitarian society free from oppression. The state administration remains committed to advancing inclusive development and social emancipation across all sections of society.