அயல்நாட்டில் இருந்தாலும், என் எண்ணமெல்லாம் நாளை பேரறிஞர் அண்ணாவின் நினைவு நாளில் அவர்தம் அன்புத்தம்பியர் அணிவகுக்கும் அமைதிப் பேரணி மீதே...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin commemorated the death anniversary of Perarignar Anna from Spain by garlanding Anna's portrait, expressing solidarity with party cadres in Chennai. While traveling overseas on official business, Stalin noted that his thoughts remained firmly with the thousands marching toward Anna's beachfront memorial. He highlighted that observing advanced nations like Japan and Spain prioritize their indigenous mother tongues reinforces the visionary brilliance of Anna's two-language formula for Tamil Nadu.

The Chief Minister reflected on Anna's final written testament, which underscored that genuine federal democracy in India demands decentralized authority and robust state powers. Stalin asserted that fulfilling Anna's constitutional vision requires removing the current centralized dispensation and electing an INDIA alliance government at the Centre. He called on democratic movements to mobilize citizens around the ideals of linguistic equality and cultural diversity across every state of India.

Stalin reiterated his resolve to defend Tamil interests against uniform national mandates and linguistic imposition. He urged grassroots workers to channel their reverence for Anna into energetic campaign efforts that safeguard federal autonomy, linguistic dignity, and democratic freedoms against authoritarian encroachment.