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DMK president M.K. Stalin delivered a scathing and humorous political rebuttal to Chief Minister Edappadi Palaniswami and Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam, who had repeatedly described their political collaboration as "double-barreled guns." Stalin stated that far from being double-barreled guns defending Tamil Nadu, the duo were in truth the twin disgraces and twin embarrassments of the state, having completely surrendered state autonomy to Delhi's authoritarian rulers.

Addressing a vibrant crowd in Theni district, the home political bastion of O. Panneerselvam, Stalin pointed out that both ruling leaders had compromised every core state interest—including NEET exemption, Cauvery water rights, GST tax autonomy, and statutory disaster relief funds—simply to protect their ministerial chairs and illicit fortunes from central investigation agencies. The local population had suffered from worsening agrarian distress, unresolved irrigation demands, and rampant illegal real estate encroachments. Stalin remarked that the massive public awakening visible across Theni proved that citizens were preparing to swarm like stinging bees to chase out corrupt politicians.

Stalin affirmed that the upcoming elections would mark the permanent end of this subservient regime. He urged the electorate to vote for change.