It has been a great pleasure meeting all leaders in Kolkata attending the #UnitedIndiaRally. I look forward to the public meeting today that will...
DMK president M.K. Stalin met opposition leaders in Kolkata ahead of the United India Rally, asserting that BJP's divide-and-rule politics are numbered.
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It has been a great pleasure meeting all leaders in Kolkata attending the #UnitedIndiaRally.
I look forward to the public meeting today that will send out a strong message to the BJP that it's days of dividing and ruling India, are numbered. https://t.co/KwB13331KU
Ahead of the historic United India mega rally in Kolkata, DMK president M.K. Stalin engaged in high-level consultative meetings with prominent national leaders, Chief Ministers, and regional party heads gathered in the city. The consultative forum brought together leaders including West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, Karnataka Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy, former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah.
Expressing tremendous enthusiasm over the unprecedented show of solidarity, Stalin stated that the historic Kolkata conclave marked a watershed moment in contemporary Indian political history. He emphasized that the gathering sent an unmistakable and decisive warning to the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party that its calculated strategy of dividing the country along communal, linguistic, and caste lines was rapidly drawing to a close. Stalin discussed joint electoral strategies to prevent the division of secular votes and formulate a cohesive national vision rooted in federal empowerment, youth employment, and agrarian protection. He affirmed that the DMK was proud to play a central role in forging this pan-Indian democratic alliance.
Stalin reiterated that cooperative federalism will triumph over divisive majoritarianism in the upcoming parliamentary elections.