I reiterate that DMK party cadres must avoid banners, flex, posters, cutouts etc to advertise party-related events. Absolutely no inconvenience...
DMK leader M.K. Stalin reiterated that party cadres must avoid banners and cutouts, ensuring meetings cause no inconvenience to pedestrians and commuters.
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I reiterate that DMK party cadres must avoid banners, flex, posters, cutouts etc to advertise party-related events. Absolutely no inconvenience must be caused to pedestrians and commuters as a result of public meetings organized by us. 1/2 https://t.co/RAixvvYl1b

DMK Working President M.K. Stalin reiterated a strict organizational appeal on June 19, 2018, directing party workers across Tamil Nadu to completely avoid erecting banners, flex boards, posters, and life-size cutouts for party events. Stalin emphasized that political gatherings organized by the DMK must never cause inconvenience to pedestrians or disrupt vehicular traffic. He called upon party cadres to embrace civic responsibility and demonstrate respect for the daily routines of ordinary citizens.
Unregulated hoardings and flex banners had historically posed severe safety hazards on public roadways, occasionally causing fatal accidents and impeding traffic flow. Recognizing these public risks, Stalin took a principled stance to reform political culture from within. He urged district and branch organizers to shift away from wasteful and obstructive promotional materials, advocating cleaner, community-friendly methods to mobilize cadre and public support.
Stalin underscored that genuine public affection and political strength are earned through dedicated public service, not through towering cutouts or obstructive banners. He instructed event coordinators to prioritize public convenience whenever meetings are convened. Stalin affirmed that the DMK is dedicated to responsible civic engagement, urging all party units to uphold standards that reflect modern, progressive governance.