ஆளுநர் மாளிகையை அரசியல் கட்சி அலுவலகம் போல் மாற்றியுள்ளவர்கள், 'எல்லார்க்கும் எதுவும் உண்டு என்பதே திராவிடம்' என்பதை உணர வேண்டும் எனச்...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin addressed media representatives, delivering a firm critique of authorities who have turned the Governor's official residence into an operational party outpost. Speaking candidly during a press briefing, Stalin asserted that functionaries occupying constitutional offices must rise above narrow partisan interests and understand the core ethos of the Dravidian Model, which guarantees equitable rights and social welfare for every citizen.

The Chief Minister pointed out that constitutional heads are bound to function in harmony with elected state governments rather than acting as political adversaries. By delaying legislative approvals and issuing partisan public statements, Raj Bhavan undermines established democratic norms and administrative governance. Stalin reiterated that Tamil Nadu's governance philosophy, rooted in the timeless principle that 'everything belongs to everyone,' aims to dismantle caste hierarchies, expand welfare reach, and uplift historically marginalized communities without discrimination.

Stalin emphasized that democratic mandates derive directly from the electorate and cannot be eclipsed by gubernatorial overreach. He maintained that his government remains unshakeable in implementing progressive legislation designed for public well-being. The Chief Minister urged constitutional authorities to respect the sovereignty of the state legislature and uphold constitutional morality.