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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin met with representatives of religious minority communities who expressed their satisfaction and gratitude to the government for methodically resolving longstanding community demands. Tagging Minorities Welfare Minister Gingee K.S. Masthan, Stalin noted that since assuming office, the Dravidian Model administration has conducted periodic review meetings and structured consultations across districts to address institutional, educational, and economic needs raised by Christian, Muslim, and other minority citizens.

The Chief Minister highlighted that the government has expedited maintenance subsidies for minority educational institutions, expanded micro-credit facilities for minority entrepreneurs, and protected the property rights of wakf boards and church endowments. Stalin stressed that inclusive governance requires listening attentively to the grievances of minority groups, ensuring that their religious liberties, cultural heritage, and socioeconomic interests receive robust constitutional and administrative safeguards.

Stalin affirmed that mutual love, fraternal respect, and communal amity form the indispensable foundation of an orderly, progressive society. He pledged that Tamil Nadu will remain a beacon of secular harmony, vigorously protecting every citizen against discrimination and fostering a social climate where all communities prosper with dignity.