திருவண்ணாமலையில் நடைபெற்று வரும் மாபெரும் தேர்தல் பிரச்சார பொதுக்கூட்டம்! https://t.co/sx8NmC9fV9

DMK president M.K. Stalin addressed an enthusiastic election campaign public meeting in Tiruvannamalai parliamentary constituency, mobilizing massive support for DMK candidate C.N. Annadurai. Stalin spoke on the profound spiritual and civilizational prominence of Tiruvannamalai, emphasizing that the sacred temple town and its celebrated Girivalam pilgrimage path required world-class civic infrastructure, environmental cleanliness, and comprehensive pilgrim amenities that the incumbent AIADMK regime had failed to provide.

Stalin criticized the state government for its chronic apathy toward regional agrarian and artisanal livelihoods. Farmers across Tiruvannamalai, Polur, and Chengam faced recurring crop failures due to unmaintained irrigation tanks and the stalled execution of the historic Nandan Canal revitalization project, which was designed to replenish water bodies throughout the drought-prone taluk. In nearby Arni, the celebrated silk weaving industry was crippled by burdensome GST rates and a lack of cooperative marketing support, leaving thousands of traditional handloom weavers in debt. Stalin condemned ruling AIADMK ministers for siphoning public funds from rural water projects while ignoring peasant distress.

Stalin pledged that a DMK administration will revive the Nandan Canal, support weaving cooperatives, and modernize pilgrim facilities. He urged the electorate to vote for the Rising Sun.