Inaugurated the DMK Election Campaign office at Srirangam. This inauguration marks DMK's march to bring back good governance in TN.

Inaugurating the central election campaign office of the DMK in the temple town of Srirangam, DMK Treasurer M. K. Stalin sounded the clarion call for the high-stakes assembly by-election, characterizing the campaign as the decisive beginning of Tamil Nadu's march toward good governance. Addressing thousands of enthusiastic cadres and local supporters, Stalin highlighted that the by-election was necessitated because the sitting member and former Chief Minister had been convicted and disqualified for massive corruption. He stressed that Srirangam, which had been promised exemplary development as a chief minister's constituency, was instead left languishing with broken roads, drinking water scarcity, and stalled developmental schemes. Stalin emphasized that the by-election offered the electorate an historic opportunity to reject administrative corruption, proxy rule, and policy paralysis while endorsing the DMK's proven record of progressive welfare and economic growth. He instructed party functionaries to conduct intensive door-to-door campaigns across every village and municipal ward, communicating the party's democratic alternative directly to voters. Stalin asserted that a resounding victory in Srirangam would signal the inevitable demise of the corrupt AIADMK regime and usher in people-centered governance across the state.