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DMK president M.K. Stalin expressed profound concern over the critical water scarcity gripping Tamil Nadu, highlighting official data indicating that state reservoirs held less than twenty percent of total capacity despite half the southwest monsoon period having elapsed. Stalin warned that declining storage levels pose an imminent catastrophe for agricultural operations and municipal drinking water distribution across all districts.

Stalin sharply criticized the ruling AIADMK government for its total lethargy and lack of foresight in managing water security. He stressed that farmers in the Cauvery delta region face severe hurdles for irrigation, which threatens to devastate standing crops and compound agrarian financial distress. The DMK leader demanded that the state administration immediately formulate comprehensive contingency plans, expedite negotiations for legitimate inter-state water releases, and initiate robust drought mitigation protocols without further delay.

He emphasized that administrative complacency during periods of erratic rainfall is unpardonable and directly imperils public livelihoods. Stalin urged the government to prioritize desilting water bodies, recharging groundwater reserves, and ensuring uninterrupted potable water supply to rural and urban habitations. He affirmed that the DMK will persistently hold the administration accountable for protecting Tamil Nadu's vital water rights.