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At a DMK campaign event in Dharmapuri, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin said the district would deliver a strong response to the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) over its proposed reduction of Tamil Nadu's parliamentary seats through delimitation, vowing to keep protesting until "Delhi" relented. He again targeted AIADMK leader Edappadi K. Palaniswami, asking sarcastically whether he should disband his party and formally merge with the BJP given his continued silence on the issue. Stalin described the final week of campaigning as decisive, urging party workers (referred to as "உடன்பிறப்புகள்", or siblings-in-arms) to intensify canvassing so DMK could secure a seventh consecutive term in government, framing it as protecting Tamil Nadu. The speech combined direct election appeals for DMK with continued criticism of the Union government's delimitation proposal and of the principal opposition leader's stance on it, reflecting how the delimitation issue was woven into DMK's 2026 assembly campaign messaging in northern Tamil Nadu districts such as Dharmapuri.