Manu Needhi Mantra: DMK to launch month-long ‘Ungal Thoguthiyil Stalin’ campaign from  Tiruvannamalai on Friday

R ARIVANANTHAM
CHENNAI, JAN 25

Aiming to cash in on the strength of ‘Manu Needhi’ Mantra, the  Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) has announced, on Monday, a new campaign strategy “Ungal Thoguthiyil Stalin’’ (Stalin at Your Constituency) from the spiritual town Tiruvannamalai on Friday.

Unveiling this poll strategy, DMK president MK Stalin said, “Large numbers of people have complained about the non-availability of drinking water, pattas, old age pension and non-disbursement of wages under MGNREGS, and other issues during the Makkal Gram Sabha meetings convened by me across the state. Keeping this in mind, I have decided to receive the petitions from the general public in all the 234 assembly constituencies and give the priority to address their issues I am going to meet the people under the title “Ungal Thoguthiyil Stalin’ (Stalin at Your Constituency).”

“I will receive the petitions from the public and after acknowledging them, all the petitions will be put in a box and it will be sealed. After the DMK government assumes office, a separate department will be established under my leadership to fulfill the grievances of the public,” he said.

He also said, “The petitions will be segregated district wise and steps will be taken to address their grievance following the due consideration. Through this, we hope the grievances of at least one crore families will be addressed within the first 100 days of our rule if the DMK is voted to power”.

Stalin further assured that it is his sole responsibility to fulfill the promise that grievances would be addressed within the first 100 days of the DMK rule.

For those who not able to hand over their petitions directly to Stalin, the party has established a dedicated website, www.stalinani.com, and a mobile number 91710-91710 to upload their petitions.

Stalin has further assured that the grievances which are uploaded on the website and the mobile number also would be addressed within the first 100 days of the DMK rule.