Title: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister urges Central Government to Retain Governor and Promotes Dravidian Identity
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Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin recently attended the wedding ceremony of DMK lawyer Purushottam’s house in Chennai. During the event, Chief Minister Stalin highlighted the importance of preserving the Dravidian identity and called on the central government to refrain from changing the governor in the state until the Lok Sabha election concludes.
In his speech, Chief Minister Stalin reminisced about the early adoption of 33 percent reservation for women under the Panchayat Raj Act, initiated by the late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. He applauded Tamil Nadu for being the first state to embrace this progressive policy during the tenure of former Chief Minister Karunanidhi. However, he expressed concern that the current reservation rate of 40 percent is not being effectively implemented and may lead to a need for male reservations in local bodies in the future.
Addressing the lack of attention towards Dravidian principles by certain individuals in power, Chief Minister Stalin emphasized that the true essence of Dravidian lies in its people and their aspirations. He further criticized those who occupy influential positions without understanding the essence of Dravidian culture and values.
Chief Minister Stalin also appealed to the central government, including the prime minister and the home minister, to refrain from changing the governor in Tamil Nadu. Stressing the need to maintain stability during the upcoming Lok Sabha election, he stated that the state is currently tackling numerous challenges that require consistency and continuity.
Furthermore, Chief Minister Stalin acknowledged the prevalence of social media as the primary source of news consumption today. He recognized that the DMK regime is operating in an environment where social media plays a significant role in shaping public opinion, underscoring the importance of delivering on the promises made during the election.
Looking ahead to the future, Chief Minister Stalin expressed optimism about the India alliance’s chances of achieving success in the upcoming assembly elections in five northern states. He suggested that this could potentially pave the way to end the BJP’s rule led by Prime Minister Modi, encouraging his party and supporters to be prepared for the 2024 parliamentary elections.
Concluding his speech, Chief Minister Stalin made a heartfelt request to brides, urging them to bestow beautiful Tamil names upon their children. He emphasized the significance of preserving Tamil culture, language, and identity while expressing love and raising the next generation.
As Tamil Nadu continues to navigate through its political landscape, Chief Minister Stalin’s calls for the central government’s cooperation and preservation of Dravidian ideals resonate with the aspirations of the people of Tamil Nadu.