ஆதிக்கவாதிகளும் வேண்டாம்! அடிமைகளும் வேண்டாம்! https://t.co/PXjWIjELNY

DMK president M.K. Stalin renewed the powerful clarion call "Aathikkavaadhigalum Vendaam! Adimaigalum Vendaam!" (We need neither hegemonists nor slaves), stating that the upcoming electoral verdict must decisively end the unholy partnership between central authoritarians and their regional proxies. Stalin emphasized that this core message encapsulated the deepest democratic desire of the people of Tamil Nadu, who sought to liberate their state from political subservience and cultural erosion.

Stalin observed that the Narendra Modi administration had functioned with open contempt for the federal character of India, imposing uniform policies that undermined linguistic diversity, educational autonomy, and state financial rights. At the same time, the AIADMK dispensation led by Edappadi Palaniswami had completely debased the dignity of Tamil governance by reducing the state administration to an obedient department of Delhi. In return for political protection against severe corruption charges, the ruling state leadership had bartered away Tamil Nadu's hard-won rights over water sharing, fiscal revenues, and local employment.

Stalin declared that the time had arrived to assert Tamil self-respect with unyielding resolve. He urged voters to support the Rising Sun to re-establish democratic governance.