தனிநபரை விட கழகமே உயர்ந்தது என்ற உணர்வின்றி செயல்படுபவர்களையும், பொதுமக்களை அச்சுறுத்தும் வகையிலும், பெண்களிடம் வரம்பு மீறி ரவுடித்தனமான...

DMK president M.K. Stalin issued an uncompromising warning regarding party discipline, stating that anyone who engages in unlawful behavior, public intimidation, or violence against women will be severely punished under DMK party regulations regardless of their position. He emphasized that the party organization and its ethical principles stand far above any individual member, affirming that misconduct will meet swift disciplinary expulsion without hesitation.

Stalin stated that the DMK was founded on noble ideals of social reform, self-respect, and public service, making it impossible to tolerate unruly elements who threaten civic peace, violate public order, or harass ordinary citizens. He reminded party workers that public trust is the movement's greatest asset, requiring every cadre to conduct themselves with utmost humility, integrity, and respect toward society.

Stalin declared that the leadership will not hesitate to take drastic punitive action against anyone attempting to misuse the party's name for personal intimidation or unlawful activities. He called upon all members to uphold high standards of public decorum, ensuring that the DMK remains an inspiring bastion of discipline, women's dignity, civic harmony, and citizen protection.