I am a threat to those who stop Tamil Nadu: Stalin

Tamil Nadu: Election campaigning has entered its final phase ahead of the assembly elections. Voting is scheduled for April 23rd in the state, and the campaign will conclude this evening. Leaders from all major political parties, coalition partners, Union ministers, and former chief ministers are continuously holding public meetings and rallies.

Meanwhile, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin released a video message on his social media platform, X. In this video, he attempted to convey his message directly to the public ahead of the elections.

In his message, Stalin said that although he has been meeting people across the state during the election campaign, he felt that this video would be the best way to convey his message clearly. Referring to the 2021 assembly elections, he said that at that time, his opponents had described him as more “dangerous” than his father and former Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi.

Responding to this, Stalin said that he has always been a threat to those who seek to betray Tamil Nadu and try to hinder the state’s development. He also said that if he is considered a step ahead of his father in this matter, he is proud of it.

Referring to the Tamil society and its sentiments in his message, he said that it is in the nature of every Tamil to protect the state’s development and honor. According to him, his political objective is also to work in this direction.

In Tamil Nadu, the ruling DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance is contesting the elections to return to power once again. Meanwhile, opposition parties are also engaged with full force. On the last day of election campaigning, all parties have put in their best efforts to woo voters.

Now that the election campaign is over, all eyes are on the April 23 elections, where the people of the state will decide the next government through their votes.