Chief Minister MK Stalin cited the people's support and his government's track record, insisting the DMK-led Secular Progressive Alliance would win the April 23 Tamil Nadu polls and return to power for the second consecutive time.
In a letter to DMK members, he said people have already decided this and mentioned the joy on the faces of women and the support from minority communities as the foundation for the DMK's victory.
Stalin noted that DMK supporters have been canvassing at the booth level across Tamil Nadu and asked the party cadres to remain among the people for the next 10 days.
He pointed out that despite their age, allies Dravidar Kazhagam chief K Veeramani, 92, Congress leader P Chidambaram, and Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam's Vaiko, who is over 80, are explaining the importance of re-establishing the Dravidian model of governance during their election campaigns.
Stalin added that every single vote is important and stressed the cadres' work on the concept that "my booth is a winning booth" to ensure victory for the alliance in every constituency.
