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M K Stalin Recovers, Urges DMK Foundation Day Celebrations

M K Stalin Recovers, Urges DMK Foundation Day Celebrations
Stalin recovers from viral fever, urges cadres to celebrate DMK foundation day · theprint.in

M K Stalin, the leader of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, had a fever caused by a viral infection.

He said he was recovering at home.

Doctors advised him to rest for two or three more days.

Because he was ill, some of his planned programmes were postponed.

He thanked people who had asked about his health.

He asked party members to celebrate the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam’s foundation day on September 17.

He also asked them to remember reformist leader Periyar E V Ramasamy.

Party offices were told to hoist flags and take a social justice pledge.

A larger annual event called Mupperum Vizha will be held on a later date.

Key facts

Health condition
Viral fever; recovering at home under medical advice.
Additional rest
Two to three days, according to Stalin.
Party anniversary
The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam’s 78th foundation day was to be marked on September 17.
Commemorations
Party cadres were urged to observe Periyar E V Ramasamy’s birth anniversary and administer a social justice pledge.
Postponed event
The annual Mupperum Vizha was postponed because Stalin was unwell.
Original venue
Kalaignar Arangam at Anna Arivalayam, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam headquarters in Chennai.
New event date
To be announced later.

Quotes

M K Stalin

DMK president and former Tamil Nadu chief minister

“Tomorrow (Thursday), in addition to paying respects by garlanding the statue of Thanthai Periyar, the "social justice day" pledge must be administered across all party offices as announced by the party headquarters, and DMK flags should be hoisted to mark the beginning of the party’s 78th year.”
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“My heartfelt thanks to everyone who inquired about my health. Following a fever caused by a viral infection, I am currently at home as advised by doctors. Consequently, my previously scheduled programmes have been postponed.”
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