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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin addressed a massive public condemnation rally organized by the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam in Tiruvallur, leading statewide political resistance against the Union Bharatiya Janata Party government's centralizing policies. Addressing thousands of party cadres and citizens, Stalin articulated the deep public outrage across Tamil Nadu against unilateral parliamentary delimitation plans and continuous efforts to impose Hindi upon non-Hindi speaking states. He framed the agitation as a pivotal struggle for constitutional federalism and linguistic survival.

The Chief Minister declared that Tamil Nadu's opposition is rooted in principles of democratic equity and constitutional justice, pointing out that progressive states cannot be punished for achieving human development benchmarks. He criticized central leaders for attempting to enforce cultural conformity while withholding legitimate financial devolution from the state treasury. Stalin emphasized that mass public rallies held across every district demonstrate that citizens are fully united behind the Dravidian Model's defense of regional sovereignty, legislative autonomy, and economic fairness.

Concluding his address with a stirring call to action, Stalin affirmed that Tamil Nadu has never retreated when confronted with authoritarian challenges. He declared that sustained grassroots mobilization will protect the state's democratic future and inspire federal resistance nationwide.