முதல்வர் 110விதியின் கீழ் காவல்துறை அதிகாரிகளுக்கு 36,000 வீடுகளை கட்டித்தருவேன் என்று கூறி விட்டு 14பேருக்கு மட்டும் சாவிகளை வழங்குவது ஏன்?

Confronting Chief Minister Jayalalithaa with the stark discrepancy between tall legislative declarations and ground realities, DMK treasurer M.K. Stalin questioned the integrity of the government's housing program for law enforcement personnel. Stalin pointed out that the Chief Minister had grandly proclaimed on the floor of the legislative assembly under Rule 110 that the government would construct thirty-six thousand residential quarters for police personnel, promising dignified housing and modern civic facilities for the hardworking force that maintains public safety.

Stalin revealed that after years of publicity and self-congratulatory government advertisements, the Chief Minister had recently staged a high-profile ceremonial function to hand over apartment keys to just fourteen police officers. He questioned why thirty-six thousand promised homes had dwindled down to a pitiful fourteen keys on the eve of elections, calling it a cruel joke on thousands of police constables and junior officers forced to live in squalid, dilapidated barracks. Stalin emphasized that maintaining a motivated, professional police force requires providing genuine welfare rather than exploiting them for political optics. He pledged that a DMK administration would construct quality housing for police personnel and resolve pending service grievances with administrative sincerity.