Olympic academy, Rs 2,000 aid for women, water pumps for farmers: DMK ahead of Tamil Nadu elections mega polls

New Delhi: Congressman Stalin unveiled a slew of welfare promises and development plans at a DMK rally in Tiruchirappalli on Wednesday, positioning them as key promises ahead of the Tamil Nadu assembly elections.The DMK chief addressed party workers and voters in central Tamil Nadu, seeking support for party candidates while highlighting his government’s track record and outlining new promises if returned to power.He said development in Tiruchirappalli will be on par with Chennai, signaling a push to spread growth beyond the state capital. Stalin also used the platform to contrast the law and order situation in Tamil Nadu with the BJP-ruled states, claiming stability under his leadership.The chief minister reiterated that his government has fulfilled major assurances, including providing free bus travel to women, and pointed out that welfare measures aimed at education, agriculture and women empowerment were at the core of the DMK’s election campaign.

Stalin’s promises before the vote

Stalin said his government has ensured “no caste riots in TN, no communal violence in the BJP-ruled states, no mob violence in Uttar Pradesh and no ongoing violence in Manipur” while urging voters to support the DMK for continuity in governance and welfare delivery.