We are not against Ram temple. It shouldn't be at the place where masjid existed & disturbing peaceful existence of all of us.
Articulating the DMK's secular philosophy, M. K. Stalin clarifies that the party respects faith but opposes demolishing historic mosques and structures.
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We are not against Ram temple. It shouldn't be at the place where masjid existed & disturbing peaceful existence of all of us.
Articulating the DMK's balanced, progressive philosophy on faith and secular coexistence, DMK Treasurer M. K. Stalin on April 10, 2014, firmly clarified that the Dravidian movement has never opposed the construction of a Ram temple. However, he emphasized that building a place of worship must never come at the cost of demolishing a historic centuries-old mosque or destroying the peaceful coexistence, brotherhood, and security of diverse religious communities across India. Stalin highlighted that true spirituality fosters compassion, human dignity, and mutual respect, whereas fundamentalist political parties use religion as an aggressive instrument of polarization to capture power and divide citizens. He reminded voters that the Dravidian movement, inspired by Perarignar Anna's immortal dictum 'Ondre Kulam, Oruvanae Devan' (One Community, One God) and Dr. Kalaignar Karunanidhi's visionary leadership, has consistently defended the equal constitutional rights of all citizens to practice their faith peacefully. Stalin called upon the electorate to reject extremist forces seeking to subvert India's secular republic. He affirmed that the DMK stands as an impregnable shield protecting communal harmony, constitutional secularism, and minority rights across Tamil Nadu. He affirmed that secular harmony remains the vital prerequisite for national unity.