#Live: இலங்கைத் தமிழர்களுக்கான மறுவாழ்வு முகாம்களில் புதிய வீடுகளைத் திறந்து வைத்தல் https://t.co/P30tTTW8tw

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin delivered the live inaugural address while dedicating newly constructed permanent houses for Sri Lankan Tamils residing across state rehabilitation camps. Fulfilling a core administrative commitment announced shortly after assuming office, Stalin emphasized that his government took immediate steps to rename these settlements as rehabilitation camps and allocated substantial funds to replace decaying huts with modern concrete dwellings.

Addressing camp residents and administrative officials, the Chief Minister affirmed that ensuring secure shelter, clean piped water, dependable electricity, and proper sanitation represents a non-negotiable obligation. He highlighted that the state government provides free education, comprehensive medical healthcare, and regular monthly subsistence allowances to support refugee families. Stalin remarked that the emotional joy visible among beneficiary households demonstrates the transformative impact of compassionate welfare governance.

Stalin reiterated that Tamil Nadu will continue urging the Union government to grant permanent citizenship rights to Sri Lankan Tamils living in India. He underscored that his administration remains deeply committed to restoring the human dignity, social security, and self-respect of war-affected families. The Chief Minister concluded that Tamil Nadu stands resolutely as a protective home for Tamil brethren across the globe.