Renewed Political Momentum Across tamil Nadu
The chief minister of tamil Nadu,
M. K. Stalin, stated that the party’s women’s wing has mobilized across the state with renewed energy and determination. He said the women cadres are actively engaging with the public and strengthening grassroots outreach.
Criticism of AIADMK’s Political Approach
Addressing party members, Mr. stalin reiterated that “copy-paste politics” has long been the hallmark of the
All india Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK). He remarked that people in tamil Nadu clearly understand the difference between original, people-focused governance and imitation politics.
Emphasis on Women’s Role in Dravidian Politics
Highlighting the role of women in the party’s growth, the chief minister said that the women’s wing forms the backbone of the movement. He emphadata-sized that their active participation is crucial in communicating government achievements and countering misinformation.According to him, the widespread mobilization of women cadres reflects growing public support for the government’s policies and welfare schemes.
Commitment to People-Centric Governance
Mr. stalin affirmed that the administration remains committed to social justice, women’s empowerment, and inclusive development. He noted that the active involvement of women across tamil Nadu signals a strong and organized political presence ahead of future challenges.
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