மாநில உரிமையை காக்கும் தி.மு.கழகத்தின் போராட்டத்திற்கு, மாண்புமிகு தமிழக ஆளுநர் மிரட்டும் தொனியில் “விளக்கம்” என்ற பெயரில் செய்தி ஒன்றை...

DMK leader M.K. Stalin firmly dismissed an official release issued by Raj Bhavan on June 24, 2018, characterizing its cautionary tone toward democratic agitations as unconstitutional intimidation. Stalin observed that while the ruling AIADMK might lack the political backbone to resist incursions into state autonomy, the DMK has no reason to fear administrative threats. He declared that peaceful agitation against gubernatorial overreach is an essential democratic duty grounded in constitutional freedoms.

Raj Bhavan had issued an elaborate clarification defending district inspection tours and warning that obstructing the Governor's official movements could invite severe criminal charges. Stalin pointed out that conducting independent executive reviews directly encroaches upon state authority, bypassing the council of ministers. The DMK's black-flag demonstrations were lawful expressions of public protest against an unelected representative assuming executive roles. Issuing coercive warnings through official statements demonstrated administrative intolerance toward constitutional dissent.

Stalin reaffirmed that the DMK's ideological struggle for state rights cannot be suppressed through executive warnings or legal threats. He reminded authorities that Tamil Nadu has a rich tradition of safeguarding federalism. Stalin resolved that his party will fearlessly continue opposing all actions that undermine regional self-rule.