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DMK working president M.K. Stalin declared on July 27, 2017, that the DMK's crusade against the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test would continue relentlessly until statutory exemption is fully operationalized. Stalin affirmed that the battle was essential to ensure that the medical dreams of poor, rural, and socially marginalized students are not extinguished by a discriminatory national examination. Forcing vernacular state board students to compete against urban candidates trained in expensive private coaching academies violated the fundamental principle of equal educational opportunity.

Stalin highlighted that Tamil Nadu's robust public health infrastructure, comprising world-class government medical colleges and rural primary healthcare centres, was built by doctors who graduated through fair state board admissions. Centralizing medical admissions threatened to reverse decades of inclusive social progress, depriving first-generation learners and agrarian families of upward socioeconomic mobility. The state legislature had unanimously passed two exemption bills, yet executive inaction paralyzed implementation.

The DMK leader reiterated his unshakeable commitment to student welfare and social justice. Stalin declared that no hurdle, administrative barrier, or police intimidation would deter the DMK from defending the constitutional educational rights of Tamil Nadu's children.