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MK Stalin To Contest Trichy East Bypoll? DMK Panel Passes Special Resolution Stalin also announced plans for a broader organisational restructuring under what he described as 'DMK 2.0'. Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president MK Stalin on Thursday announced a statewide outreach and organisational reform initiative following the party’s defeat in the 2026 Assembly elections. In a notification issued by the DMK headquarters, the party said Stalin had directed district secretaries, legislators and party functionaries to actively reach out to cadre and the public to understand the reasons behind the electoral setback and strengthen the organisation at the grassroots level. The notification said feedback and suggestions received from cadre and the public would be used to reshape the party’s future political and organisational strategy. As part of the exercise, party workers and supporters have been encouraged to directly share their opinions and recommendations with the leadership. The initiative is linked to the newly launched “Udunpirappin Kural" platform, through which the party plans to gather public feedback and suggestions across Tamil Nadu Stalin Takes Responsibility For Defeat In a video message posted on X, Stalin accepted responsibility for the DMK’s performance in the Assembly elections and urged party workers not to blame others. “I take full responsibility for this defeat. When we win, the credit comes to me; so, when we lose, I must accept the responsibility. That is the hallmark of a good leader. We must accept that. This is certainly not the result we expected. Please do not blame anyone else for this," Stalin said. Announcing the new outreach initiative, he added, “Speak your mind openly. That is why we have launched the ‘Udunpirappin Kural’ (Voice of Siblings) website." Explaining how the platform would function, Stalin said people could send their views in multiple formats. Stalin also announced plans for a broader organisational restructuring under what he described as 'DMK 2.0'. Former Tamil Nadu's outgoing Chief Minister MK Stalin. Former Tamil Nadu's outgoing Chief Minister MK Stalin. Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president MK Stalin on Thursday announced a statewide outreach and organisational reform initiative following the party’s defeat in the 2026 Assembly elections. In a notification issued by the DMK headquarters, the party said Stalin had directed district secretaries, legislators and party functionaries to actively reach out to cadre and the public to understand the reasons behind the electoral setback and strengthen the organisation at the grassroots level. The initiative is linked to the newly launched “Udunpirappin Kural" platform, through which the party plans to gather public feedback and suggestions across Tamil Nadu. “I take full responsibility for this defeat. When we win, the credit comes to me; so, when we lose, I must accept the responsibility. That is the hallmark of a good leader. We must accept that. This is certainly not the result we expected. Please do not blame anyone else for this," Stalin said. Announcing the new outreach initiative, he added, “Speak your mind openly. That is why we have launched the ‘Udunpirappin Kural’ (Voice of Siblings) website." Explaining how the platform would function, Stalin said people could send their views in multiple formats. advetisement “Sharing your views on this site is very simple. If you speak your thoughts in your own voice, it will be transcribed automatically. You can also type them directly. Alternatively, you can write them on paper, take a photo, and upload it, or send it as a document. Your thoughts will reach me. I will read and consider all of them and then shape our next course of action. Our approach, thinking, and activities–everything must change. We must evolve according to the times," he said. ‘DMK 2.0’ Vision Announced Stalin also announced plans for a broader organisational restructuring under what he described as “DMK 2.0". Based on your feedback, ‘DMK 2.0’ will emerge. I am going to make necessary changes at all levels of the party. Because of this, for the next 100 years, this movement will function with vitality; it will function for you," he said. He further stressed the need for introspection and rebuilding after the electoral defeat. “I will update myself and return immediately. We all need to come back like that. For that, I need your advice, recommendations, and ideas. Whether it is an election or a correction, I must come to you. The people are everything. Tell me what the reasons are for these election results and how you think the DMK should continue to work for you," Stalin added.