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Delivering an address during a public conference, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin cautioned the Union government against betraying Tamil Nadu through unfair parliamentary delimitation schemes, invoking the traditional proverb that one must never harm the household that nourished them. Stalin underscored that Tamil Nadu stands as one of the foremost fiscal pillars of the Indian Union, contributing vast tax revenues that fund national development, defense infrastructure, and welfare programs in less economically developed states.

The Chief Minister argued that penalizing Tamil Nadu by curtailing its parliamentary representation in the Lok Sabha constitutes a profound moral and constitutional injustice against a state that faithfully fulfilled national goals. He pointed out that Tamil Nadu achieved exemplary socio-economic indicators and stabilized its population through dedicated public policy investments in literacy and healthcare, only to face the threat of having its political voice diminished by centralized seat formulas.

Stalin affirmed that the people of Tamil Nadu will not tolerate being treated as second-class citizens whose legislative authority is stripped away. He declared that the DMK government will resist any attempt to marginalize progressive states, vowing to lead a determined struggle for constitutional justice.