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DMK president M.K. Stalin delivered a scathing indictment of the AIADMK administration, asserting that the monstrous Pollachi sexual abuse and blackmail racket stood as horrifying, undeniable proof of the total collapse of law and order and moral bankruptcy under Edappadi Palaniswami. Stalin declared under the rallying slogan "Thamizh Maanam Kaappom" (Protect Tamil Dignity) that the safety and honor of women had been thoroughly endangered by rulers who protected perpetrators with ruling party affiliations.

Stalin highlighted that dozens of innocent college students and young women were subjected to systematic predatory assault, coerced, and blackmailed over several years in Pollachi. Yet, the state police machinery and ministers actively shielded the culprits, even leaking the identity of the courageous victim who filed a formal police complaint, exposing her and her family to retribution. Instead of ensuring an impartial, time-bound judicial investigation, the state government dragged its feet until widespread public outrage and DMK-led statewide protests forced the case into CBI custody.

Stalin asserted that a government incapable of protecting women possessed zero moral authority to continue in office. He urged voters to banish this wicked regime on April 18.