Presided over the @aifsoj conference and emphasised once again that: 🔹 Refusing the #CasteCensus is refusing social justice. The BJP’s deliberate...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin presided over the social justice conference, demanding an immediate nationwide caste census and unconditional women's reservation.
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Presided over the @aifsoj conference and emphasised once again that:
🔹 Refusing the #CasteCensus is refusing social justice. The BJP’s deliberate inaction is an insult to marginalised communities. We demand its immediate conduct without excuses.
🔹 Women's #Reservation cannot wait. BJP’s deceptive conditions for its implementation are a shameless tactic to delay justice for women. This betrayal must end now.
Grateful to esteemed leaders Thiru. Farooq Abdullah, Hon’ble @HemantSorenJMM, Hon’ble @yadavakhilesh, Hon’ble @yadavtejashwi, Thiru. @ComradeDRaja, Com. Brinda Karat, @AsiriyarKV Aiyya, Thiru. Vaiko, Thiru. @thirumaofficial, Thiru. @SanjayAzadSln, Thiru. @manojkjhadu, Com. @Dipankar_cpiml, and others for standing united in this fight for #SocialJustice.
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Presiding over the high-level national conference of the All India Federation for Social Justice, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin delivered a forceful appeal demanding an immediate, comprehensive nationwide caste census and the unconditional implementation of thirty-three percent reservation for women in legislative bodies. Stalin asserted that refusing to conduct a scientific caste census amounts to a direct rejection of constitutional social justice, characterizing the Union government's persistent procrastination as an insult to marginalized communities.
Addressing prominent national leaders, including Farooq Abdullah, Hemant Soren, Akhilesh Yadav, and Tejashwi Yadav, Stalin condemned the central government for imposing arbitrary statutory caveats and census delays designed to stall women's legislative representation indefinitely. The Chief Minister declared that true gender equity and social representation cannot be deferred behind bureaucratic excuses, urging all progressive opposition forces to forge unbreakable solidarity.
Stalin affirmed that the Dravidian movement has consistently championed affirmative action, pioneering the sixty-nine percent reservation model in Tamil Nadu as a beacon for the entire republic. He concluded that federal opposition parties must collectively mobilize across state boundaries to compel the Union administration to fulfill its constitutional obligations toward underprivileged classes.