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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin convened a landmark consultative assembly of diverse political parties and social justice organizations in Chennai, forging a unified democratic front against the Union Government's implementation of the 10 percent EWS reservation. Emphasizing that social justice is the lifeblood of Tamil Nadu's political consciousness, Stalin declared that all progressive organizations must sink political differences to defeat an institutionalized injustice that threatens century-old egalitarian gains.

The all-party convention adopted a unanimous resolution rejecting the EWS quota, emphasizing that introducing economic criteria without addressing caste-based discrimination undermines constitutional equality. Stalin recounted Tamil Nadu's long history of legal struggles, from the First Constitutional Amendment of 1951 to the protection of 69 percent reservations, stressing that the state has consistently led India whenever affirmative action principles faced existential threats from conservative legal interpretations.

Stalin concluded by announcing comprehensive legal steps, including filing a review petition before the Supreme Court and launching nationwide awareness campaigns. By consolidating progressive political forces and civil society movements, Tamil Nadu reaffirms its historic mission as the ideological guardian of social justice, fraternity, and constitutional equality for every oppressed community across India.