Stalin’s son-in-law says he accepts people’s verdict in Assembly polls
Sabarisan Vedamurthy, son-in-law of M.K. Stalin, expressed his acceptance of the recent Assembly election results. He emphasized the importance of humility and responsibility in understanding the public's expectations. Vedamurthy also acknowledged the need for constructive feedback to foster growth within his organization, Populus Empowerment Network.
- ▪Sabarisan Vedamurthy is the founder of Populus Empowerment Network and son-in-law of M.K. Stalin.
- ▪He stated that his organization would accept the people's verdict in the recent Assembly elections with humility.
- ▪Vedamurthy highlighted the importance of understanding public expectations and welcomed constructive suggestions.
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Sabarisan Vedamurthy, founder of Populus Empowerment Network (PEN) and son-in-law of M.K. Stalin, said his organisation would accept the people’s verdict in the recent Assembly elections with humility. His organisation was involved in election strategy for the DMK.“I am fully willing to accept any role I may have played in contributing to the electoral outcome. I will continue to work hard with responsibility, humility, and a stronger understanding of the public’s expectations moving forward,” he said in a statement.Mr. Sabarisan said there had been several attempts to place significant responsibility for the recent electoral outcome on PEN and its functioning.
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