Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has said that the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) government stands as a true friend and protector of minority people in the state. Speaking on the eve of Christmas, Stalin extended festive greetings and reiterated his administration’s commitment to the welfare and rights of minority communities.
Stalin, acknowledging the global celebration of Christmas, conveyed his best wishes to Christian brothers and sisters, noting the message of love and compassion shown by Jesus Christ. He highlighted that the DMK government functions not only as a friend but also as a guardian of minority peoples’ rights and needs.
According to the Chief Minister, the Dravidian model of governance has consistently worked towards fulfilling the aspirations and resolving the issues of minority communities. He emphasised that the administration’s policies focus on ensuring equality, inclusive growth, and empowerment for all sections of society under the guiding principle of “equal opportunity for everyone.”
Stalin also mentioned the government’s efforts to implement schemes aimed at the development and protection of minorities, including religious rights and access to essential services. He said these efforts reflect the secular ethos of his party and the administration’s determination to build a just society.