இலங்கைத் தமிழ்ச் சொந்தங்களைச் சிவகங்கையில் அவர்களின் இல்லத்தில் சந்தித்து உரையாடினேன். https://t.co/z32dM9pys4

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin visited the residences of Sri Lankan Tamil families living in Sivaganga district, conducting a personal outreach to assess their living conditions. Engaging directly with residents, Stalin reviewed ongoing rehabilitation measures and listened to community feedback regarding basic amenities, documentation, and education access. He reassured community members that the state administration remains steadfast in protecting their civil rights and providing equitable socioeconomic opportunities across Tamil Nadu.

The Chief Minister highlighted that the Dravidian Model government treats displaced Sri Lankan Tamils as kin, implementing targeted initiatives to improve settlement housing and community infrastructure. State welfare programs provide modernized concrete housing, specialized education scholarships, and monthly maintenance allowances to support family dignity. Stalin inspected local civic amenities, directing district revenue officials to resolve pending administrative requests regarding healthcare assistance and vocational skill training promptly.

Residents expressed gratitude to the Chief Minister for visiting their homes personally and taking immediate notice of their daily needs. Stalin reaffirmed that Tamil Nadu will continue advocating for long-term citizenship rights and durable legal security for Sri Lankan refugees, ensuring they lead dignified, empowered lives within the state.