Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has expressed the need for a struggle with the central government to safeguard state rights. In a letter addressed to party cadres, Stalin highlighted the challenges faced by the state and emphasized the ongoing battle for state autonomy.In the letter, Stalin stated, “On the 28th of this month, we will celebrate the DMK’s Platinum Jubilee in Kanchipuram, along with our alliance partners. The policies of the Dravidian Model government have set a guiding path for the entire nation, and the welfare measures for the people continue unabated.”
He reiterated that protest and resistance are the core strengths of the DMK. “Even while in power, we continue to fight for our rights. We are compelled to battle the central government, which consistently denies state rights. Every right must be fought for,” Stalin wrote, reflecting the ongoing tussle between the state and the center.
Stalin’s letter underscores his government’s stance on federalism and state autonomy, highlighting the need for continuous advocacy and vigilance against policies that undermine state powers. As the DMK prepares to mark a historic milestone, the party reaffirms its commitment to championing the rights and aspirations of the people of Tamil Nadu in the face of central resistance.