பட்டினப்பாக்கத்தில் யார் சொல்லி அமைகிறது புதிய தலைமைச் செயலகம்? அரசாணை வெளியிட்டுவிட்டு இன்னும் முடிவு செய்யவில்லை எனப் பேசுவது யாரை ஏமாற்ற?...

DMK president M.K. Stalin voiced strong opposition to the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) government's proposal to establish a new state administrative secretariat at Pattinapakkam in Chennai. Stalin criticized the administration for issuing an official government order while simultaneously claiming that a final decision had not been made, questioning the transparency of the decision-making process.

Stalin asserted that the proposed coastal complex would destroy the habitats and livelihoods of local fishing communities while intensifying traffic congestion along the busy corridor. He remarked that a secretariat exists for a chief minister to perform executive governance duties rather than to gaze at the sea.

Noting that political parties that initially supported the ruling administration were now protesting against the project, Stalin condemned the state's refusal to withdraw the controversial order. He affirmed that the DMK stands solidly behind the fishing community in defending their coastal homes and workspaces. Stalin pledged sustained democratic resistance against governmental indifference, demanding that public projects prioritize community welfare and urban traffic feasibility instead of displacing historic fishing settlements along Chennai's coast, declaring that governance must always serve working people rather than political vanity.