மீண்டும் தலைத்தூக்க நினைக்கும் சனாதன - மதவாத சக்திகளிடமிருந்து நம் நாட்டு மக்களைக் காக்க #VaikomSatyagrahaCentenary கலங்கரை விளக்காக அமையும்!...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin condoled the passing of senior advocate and progressive thinker K.S. Rathnavel, remembering his tireless contributions to legal jurisprudence.
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மீண்டும் தலைத்தூக்க நினைக்கும் சனாதன - மதவாத சக்திகளிடமிருந்து நம் நாட்டு மக்களைக் காக்க #VaikomSatyagrahaCentenary கலங்கரை விளக்காக அமையும்!
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin expressed heartfelt sorrow over the demise of senior advocate K.S. Rathnavel, paying deep tribute to his lifelong commitment to democratic liberties and social justice. Remembering Rathnavel as an eminent jurist who combined rigorous constitutional scholarship with progressive social activism, Stalin remarked that his departure leaves an unfillable void in Tamil Nadu's legal and rationalist spheres. He praised Rathnavel for utilizing legal advocacy as an instrument for progressive reform.
Rathnavel was widely revered for his principled stand on human rights, caste eradication, and the constitutional protection of affirmative action policies. Throughout his distinguished legal career at the Madras High Court, he consistently represented underprivileged litigants, trade unionists, and social justice organizations, arguing intricate constitutional questions with exemplary clarity and unwavering ethical integrity. Stalin highlighted Rathnavel's close association with progressive social movements and his dedication to egalitarian values.
The Chief Minister conveyed his deepest sympathies and solidarity to Rathnavel's family members, colleagues, and numerous disciples within the legal profession. Stalin affirmed that Rathnavel's intellectual legacy and selfless defense of constitutional rights will continue to inspire generations of advocates and public servants across Tamil Nadu.