தி.மு.க மீது விமர்சனம் வைத்து, அழித்து விடலாம் என சிலர் நினைத்துக் கொண்டிருக்கிறார்கள். தி.மு.க-வை அழிக்க நினைத்தவர்கள்தான் அழிந்து...

DMK president M.K. Stalin delivered a defiant political statement, asserting that adversaries seeking to destroy the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam through smear campaigns and political intimidation were destined to fail. Stalin stated that those who harbored ambitions of annihilating the DMK throughout history had themselves disappeared from the political landscape, whereas the Dravidian movement remained indestructible because its roots were embedded deep in the hearts of the Tamil people.

Stalin emphasized that the DMK was not an ordinary electoral outfit formed for temporary political power, but a great ideological movement founded by Perarignar Anna and nurtured by Muthamizharignar Kalaignar through decades of relentless struggles, agitations, and sacrifices. He pointed out that oppressive rulers, authoritarian regimes, and hostile central administrations had repeatedly attempted to weaken the party through dismissals and imprisonment under MISA, yet the DMK emerged stronger each time.

Stalin reminded party cadres and the public that the party drew its strength from its steadfast defense of social justice, state autonomy, and linguistic pride. He affirmed that no external force could subdue the movement as it prepared to triumph on April 18.