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Here's the link of my campaign trail with @timesnow @ "http://t.co/dLwApjrvFG"

Sharing his comprehensive national television interview on Times Now, M. K. Stalin articulates the DMK's progressive vision and decisive campaign momentum.

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Here's the link of my campaign trail with @timesnow @

"http://t.co/dLwApjrvFG"

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Expanding the DMK's policy message across national television platforms, DMK Treasurer M. K. Stalin on April 20, 2014, shared the link to his in-depth interview with national news channel Times Now recorded along his grueling campaign trail. In the interview, Stalin articulated the party's decisive political momentum, explaining that the people of Tamil Nadu were eager to elect a strong secular bloc to defeat communal polarization at the Centre and end AIADMK misgovernance in the state. He elaborated upon the DMK's progressive manifesto, emphasizing state autonomy, federal fiscal devolution, protection of minority rights, and comprehensive revival of agriculture and manufacturing sectors. Stalin also detailed the party's relentless fight against electoral corruption, pointing out that ruling party functionaries were systematically distributing unaccounted cash under police protection. He stressed that autonomous constitutional bodies must enforce electoral neutrality without fear or favor. Stalin's interview presented a confident, articulate vision of the Dravidian movement's enduring national relevance, reaffirming that the DMK will play a pivotal role in shaping a progressive, secular Union Government in New Delhi. He affirmed that cooperative federalism and social justice must guide national policy making.

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