இன்று நாம் வாழும் தமிழ்நாட்டின் பல பகுதிகளை நமக்காகப் போராடிப் பெற்றுத் தந்த குமரித் தந்தை மார்ஷல் நேசமணி, சிலம்புச் செல்வர் ம.பொ.சி., முதலிய...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin paid tribute to the leaders of the historical boundary movements on Boundary Struggle Martyrs Day, commemorating pioneer figures including Marshal Nesamony and Ma. Po. Sivagnanam. Stalin praised their historic sacrifices, recalling how dedicated agitators successfully mobilized regional populations to safeguard and incorporate vital territories into modern Tamil Nadu during the linguistic reorganization of states.

Stalin observed that the fearless struggles waged by these leaders established that regional integrity requires relentless defense against political apathy and territorial encroachment. He drew a direct parallel to contemporary political challenges, reminding the public that without sustained democratic vigilance, citizens risk losing not only their geographic land but their fundamental voting rights as well.

Reiterating his administration's ideological commitment to state autonomy, Stalin emphasized that the Dravidian movement draws inspiration from boundary martyrs to protect state self-respect. He concluded that Tamil Nadu will consistently resist external interference, uphold federal dignity, and preserve linguistic pride through organized public resistance. Stalin urged the younger generation to remember the historical sacrifices that preserved Tamil identity and protected the state's enduring democratic boundaries.