March என்றால் வீறுநடை என்றும் பொருள்! ஆம், மார்ச் 6-இல் விருதுநகரில் பேரணி! மத்திய மாநில ஆட்சிகளுக்கு முற்றுப்புள்ளி வைக்கும் பேரணி! ஆறுபோல...

DMK president M.K. Stalin issued an electrifying call to party functionaries, grassroots workers, and citizens across Tamil Nadu, inviting them to participate in the momentous Virudhunagar rally scheduled for March 6. With characteristic literary flair, Stalin played upon the dual meaning of the English month name "March," noting that it also signified a bold, resolute, and purposeful forward stride ("Veerunadai"). He urged party cadres to turn this forward march into an unstoppable victory march to bring down the anti-people regimes in Chennai and New Delhi.

Addressing party workers as Muthamizharignar Kalaignar's beloved "Udanpirappukal" (siblings dearer than life itself), Stalin positioned himself humbly as "Ungalin Oruvan" (One Among You). He emphasized that the time had arrived to channel deep public resentment over agrarian crises, skyrocketing prices, rampant administrative corruption, and attacks on Tamil pride into an overwhelming electoral wave. Stalin affirmed that Virudhunagar, with its rich legacy of sacrificial public service immortalized by Perunthalaivar Kamarajar, was the ideal battleground to launch the political crusade to liberate Tamil Nadu from the clutches of Edappadi Palaniswami and Narendra Modi.

Stalin called upon every cadre to participate and march toward decisive democratic victory.