Upholding Democracy: Tamil Nadu's Battle Over Electoral Rolls

Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin urges all parties to unite against the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in poll-bound states. Accusing BJP of undermining voting rights, Stalin emphasizes democracy's fundamentals. Despite central financial criticism and natural disasters, the DMK government maintains focus on state development and welfare.

Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister M K Stalin has called for an all-party meeting to address concerns over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, urging parties to set aside differences to protect democratic rights.

Stalin accuses the BJP of attempting to compromise Tamil Nadu's voting rights, stressing that democracy's foundation lies in these rights. He warns of similar tactics previously attempted in Bihar. Commitment to welfare measures continues despite unmet central funding promises.

Highlighting his administration's response to natural disasters and significant paddy procurement, Stalin inaugurated multiple state projects, demonstrating development perseverance amid challenges.

(With inputs from agencies.)