ஓரணியிலிருந்து ஊழல் செய்து இன்று தனித்தனி அணிகளாக பிரிந்து உத்தமர் வேடம் போடும் பினாமிகளின் முகத்திரைகளை இடைத்தேர்தலில் கிழித்தெறிய வேண்டும்

DMK working president M.K. Stalin appealed to the electorate of Dr Radhakrishnan Nagar on April 7, 2017, urging them to tear away the deceptive masks of divided ruling party factions who looted the state together and now pretend to be virtuous reformers. Stalin pointed out that both groups were equal partners in the corruption, policy stagnation, and administrative collapse that Tamil Nadu suffered over the preceding six years. He reminded voters that their sudden rivalry was driven solely by greed for executive power.

Stalin explained that the two factions shared identical records of misgovernance, broken promises, and indifference to public hardships. Neither faction offered a genuine vision for North Chennai's regeneration, job creation, or municipal modernization. Instead, both groups relied heavily on unaccounted cash and fraudulent emotional appeals to confuse the electorate. The opposition leader emphasized that mature voters could not be deceived by superficial disagreements between political operators who jointly presided over state decline.

Stalin affirmed that the DMK represents honest public service, progressive ideology, and transparent administration. He called upon voters to reject opportunist factions decisively and back the Rising Sun.