Extremism in any form is bad 4 India. Every vote 4 BJP & it's allies pushes us to this very DANGER.#votefordmk to keep such elements at bay.

Delivering a firm and principled warning against the rise of communal divisiveness, DMK Treasurer M. K. Stalin on April 21, 2014, declared that religious extremism in any form poses an existential danger to India's democratic and pluralistic fabric. Stalin stated that every vote cast for the BJP and its regional allies directly empowers right-wing extremist elements seeking to dismantle secularism, erode minority safeguards, and enforce majoritarian hegemony across diverse cultural communities. He emphasized that India's international strength, cultural vitality, and democratic resilience derive from its rich diversity, where people of all faiths, languages, and cultures coexist with mutual respect under the protective umbrella of the Constitution. Stalin reminded voters that the Dravidian movement, inspired by Thanthai Periyar, Perarignar Anna, and Dr. Kalaignar Karunanidhi, has relentlessly championed social justice, rationalism, and minority rights against communal bigotry. He asserted that supporting the DMK is essential to keeping divisive forces at bay and ensuring social harmony. Stalin appealed to all progressive citizens to cast their ballots decisively for secular candidates. He affirmed that pluralism remains the foundational bedrock and enduring strength of Indian democracy.