When recent reports of instances where disobedience of party's diktat in this regard came to my notice, I issued stern directions to take...
DMK leader M.K. Stalin issued strict directives against damaging public property, ordering party cadres to obey organizational rules against unauthorized promotional materials.
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When recent reports of instances where disobedience of party's diktat in this regard came to my notice, I issued stern directions to take corrective steps. The party does not condone any damage to public property and I request all cadres to abide by these directives. 2/2
DMK Working President M.K. Stalin issued stern disciplinary instructions on June 19, 2018, directing all party cadres and local committees to strictly adhere to organizational directives regarding event publicity. Stalin stated that recent media reports indicating disobedience of the party's ban on unauthorized banners had been brought to his immediate notice. He emphasized that the DMK leadership does not condone any damage to public property and demanded prompt corrective measures across all party units.
The culture of erecting colossal vinyl flex banners, hoardings, and temporary decorative wooden frames along public thoroughfares had sparked serious civic concerns regarding road safety and pedestrian movement. Stalin took decisive leadership action by reinforcing internal party rules against such ostentatious displays. He instructed district secretaries and grassroots functionaries to ensure that party meetings do not deface civic infrastructure, block pedestrian sidewalks, or create road hazards for motorists.
Stalin asserted that organizational discipline and public responsibility must remain the hallmark of every DMK member. He warned that violations of party orders would invite stringent disciplinary action. Stalin affirmed that political movements must actively safeguard public amenities, setting a constructive standard of civic behavior that prioritizes public safety over individual self-promotion.