"Tamil Nadu shows the path to India. When Tamil Nadu rises, India rises." The young lion from Bihar, my ideological brother Thiru....
M.K. Stalin thanked Bihar RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav for a campaign speech at a Mettupalayam meeting praising the Dravidian Model, and for helping defeat what Stalin called the BJP's 'delimitation attempt' in Parliament. He pledged that Tamil Nadu would ensure the safety and dignity of people from Bihar.
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"Tamil Nadu shows the path to India. When Tamil Nadu rises, India rises."
The young lion from Bihar, my ideological brother Thiru. @YadavTejashwi, spoke with clarity and conviction about the strength of #DravidianModel, and Tamil Nadu’s strides in education, healthcare, human development, and economic growth.
I thank him for standing with us, strengthening our alliance, and for his powerful campaign at today's Mettupalayam meeting. Ours is not just a political bond, but a shared commitment to #SocialJustice.
I also thank him for standing on the side of justice in Parliament and playing a key role in defeating the BJP’s deceitful delimitation attempt.
To him, and to our brothers and sisters from Bihar, I reaffirm that Tamil Nadu will always stand with you and ensure your safety and dignity.
#VoteForDMK #வெல்வோம்_ஒன்றாக!
M.K. Stalin thanked Tejashwi Yadav, leader of Bihar's Rashtriya Janata Dal, for a campaign speech at a public meeting in Mettupalayam in which Yadav praised the strength of the 'Dravidian Model' and Tamil Nadu's record in education, healthcare, human development and economic growth. Stalin called Yadav his 'ideological brother' and described their alliance as a shared commitment to social justice, also thanking him for 'standing on the side of justice' in Parliament and playing a role in defeating what Stalin termed the BJP's 'deceitful delimitation attempt.' Stalin reaffirmed that Tamil Nadu would always stand with people from Bihar and ensure their safety and dignity. The tweet does not detail the specific parliamentary proceedings referenced, but frames the Mettupalayam meeting as part of the DMK-led alliance's 2026 Tamil Nadu assembly election campaign, combining alliance solidarity with the recurring Delimitation dispute between Tamil Nadu and the central government.