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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president M.K. Stalin challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi's moral authority to invoke women empowerment during his campaign speeches across Tamil Nadu. Stalin questioned how Union leaders can preach about honoring women when their administration has consistently failed to protect women in severe crises across the country. The video shared alongside the statement presented documented cases of violence against women in BJP-governed regions, highlighting the contrast between official campaign slogans and ground realities.

Stalin contrasted the Union government's rhetoric with concrete policy achievements under his Dravidian Model governance. His administration implemented fare-free public bus travel for women, monthly financial assistance under the Kalaignar Magalir Urimai Thogai scheme, and the Pudhumai Penn higher education initiative. These welfare programs delivered measurable economic autonomy and educational security to millions of women across Tamil Nadu. Stalin noted that genuine empowerment requires direct economic backing rather than seasonal electoral speeches.

The Chief Minister urged the electorate to assess national governance by real outcomes instead of promotional advertisements. He called on citizens to support the INDIA coalition on polling day to build an accountable national administration that genuinely prioritizes women's rights and security.