Kanimozhi focused her criticism on former AIADMK figures, alleging that substantial financial exchanges and political defections spurred the recent candidacy of Sathyabama. The MP claimed these shifts represent a betrayal of the electorate, contrasting such opportunism with the DMK’s historical resilience against central agency raids and legal pressures. Under the leadership of Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, she argued, the party remains a steady force for the state.
Beyond her primary rivals, Kanimozhi directed sarcasm toward actor-turned-politician Vijay, labeling him "Anbu Thambi Vijay." She questioned his ability to translate his cinematic persona into effective governance, suggesting his campaign rhetoric lacks substance. The address also pivoted to local grievances, highlighting failures in public safety, including concerns over sexual offences against minors and custody deaths. She specifically demanded accountability regarding a recent incident in Madurai, where she condemned police treatment of parents protesting for justice for their 16-year-old son. Urging voters to back Suganya—a candidate she described as a lifelong party loyalist—Kanimozhi finished by emphasizing the DMK’s commitment to the public interest.
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