Stalin: DMK Has Empowered Women, Will Break Its Own Records
Stalin: DMK Has Empowered Women, Will Break Its Own Records
Stalin rallies in Mettupalayam, touting DMK's record on women's empowerment and vowing to break its own records while hitting out at BJP and AIADMK.
At a campaign rally in Mettupalayam, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin asserted that the DMK regime has created respect for women, something the party's leadership says was missing in the past. He framed women's empowerment as a central plank of his government's agenda and told supporters that 'DMK will break its own records' as the election campaign intensifies. In a sharp, issue-focused address, he also took aim at national party rivals, including the BJP and AIADMK, painting them as unable to deliver on women's welfare.
Stalin argued that empowering women goes beyond slogans, pointing to welfare schemes and representation as evidence of the DMK's governance. The rally drew a mix of voters, with many women among the attendees, who he said should be at the center of future policymaking. The opposition, he claimed, has not matched the DMK's efforts and accused rivals of misgovernance on law and order in the state.
The address in the Coimbatore district underscores how Tamil Nadu politics intertwines culture, welfare, and electoral strategy as the state heads toward polls. While the DMK seeks to consolidate its base with a focus on women's rights, critics say promises need tangible delivery, especially on safety and legal protection for women.
Political observers say the messaging is part of a broader push by the DMK to mobilize women voters ahead of the elections, as parties across the spectrum highlight gender-focused policies. The campaign continues across the state as the clock ticks toward polling day.
