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DMK leader and Leader of the Opposition M.K. Stalin presided over a model assembly session in Chennai on May 30, 2018, protesting the AIADMK government's suppression of debate in the legislature. Stalin stated that when an unaccountable regime uses its majority to stifle discussions on crises like the Thoothukudi police firing and Cauvery water dispute, the opposition has a democratic duty to establish an alternative platform.

The mock assembly brought together elected opposition legislators, public policy experts, and community representatives to deliberate on pressing issues affecting the state. Participants discussed government negligence, police excesses, and agrarian distress in a transparent, orderly forum that mirrored legislative proceedings. Stalin observed that while the official assembly hall was turned into a rubber stamp for ministerial evasion, the people's assembly demonstrated how meaningful democratic deliberations ought to be conducted in a responsive constitutional system.

Stalin declared that democratic institutions belong to the people and cannot be silenced by executive arrogance. He reaffirmed that the DMK will continue to amplify public concerns despite authoritarian parliamentary muzzling. Stalin resolved to carry the fight for administrative accountability from legislative halls directly to the people of Tamil Nadu.