I will approach the High court if EC continues the apathy favoring the ruling party and ignoring our complaints.

Issuing a firm warning against institutional apathy, DMK Treasurer M. K. Stalin on April 23, 2014, announced that the DMK would immediately move the Madras High Court if the Election Commission of India continued to ignore comprehensive evidence of ruling AIADMK electoral malpractices. Stalin stated that the party had submitted undeniable proof, including vehicle registration numbers, video footage, and witness affidavits, documenting systemic cash distribution and official intimidation across southern and western districts. Despite this overwhelming evidence, election authorities had failed to file first information reports or seize illicit funds, displaying a disturbing pattern of bias favoring the ruling dispensation. Stalin emphasized that the DMK would not remain a passive spectator while democratic procedures were corrupted by monetary muscle and administrative complicity. He declared that approaching the independent judiciary remained an essential constitutional recourse to compel the Election Commission to discharge its statutory obligations. Stalin reiterated that the DMK was committed to ensuring that every citizen casts their vote in an atmosphere of complete freedom, security, and fairness, pledging to fight for electoral purity across all legal forums. He affirmed that judicial intervention remains vital when democratic processes face systemic subversion.