During his tenure as chief minister, Kamaraj used to park his car on the road during his travels and talk to the common people and listen to their grievances. In those conversations, he had a trick of making plans so that the difficulties and opinions shared by the common people with them would run through their minds. 

The lunch program was sparked by Kamaraj's flexible conversation with the boys who had parked their car during their journey and were working in the fields. No one can have an alternative opinion on whether Anna, Karunanidhi, mgr and jayalalithaa, who ruled tamil Nadu after Kamaraj, devised people's welfare schemes and ruled tamil Nadu head on at the national level. 

But I have to say that if all these were prime ministers like Kamaraj who were easily accessible to the public in person then no. At most, ordinary people were privileged to see personalities like Karunanidhi, mgr and jayalalithaa at general election rallies. 

During their reign as chief minister, the people of tamil Nadu also received a rarity which was rarely seen in government ceremonies. But it would not be an exaggeration to say that stalin is the next chief minister to take off the mask of Kamaraj and meet the poor and simple people easily.

While traveling in a car to the hill village of krishnagiri district to launch the 'People in search of Medicine' project, a DMK-affiliated woman, who was standing on the roadside waiting for the Chief's arrival, said, 'Sir, take off some mask ... I'll see you in person', and the chief minister complied with the protocol followed during the visit. Stalin.

Similarly, the chief minister, who had departed from Dharmapuri to Okanagan a few months ago to attend a state function, stopped the car half way and suddenly met the schoolgirls who were overwhelmed with joy.

Scenes of the chief minister talking to the public and listening to their grievances while cycling on the east Coast Road in chennai and walking in the city parks have gone viral from time to time on the internet.

During his travels, the chief minister has been mixing tea at the roadside stalls to meet the poor, simple people and students in person. On the other hand, a surprise inspection at the Dharmapuri Adiyamankottai police station and a surprise visit to the primary health center at Magudanchavady in Tirupur have left him in a state of shock.

If stalin thinks, there is a Chief Minister's Complaints Unit (CM CELL) to hear the grievances of the public ... there may be various government departments and officials who address the grievances of the people. But without doing so, they would meet the public in person and listen to their grievances whenever the opportunity arose during their travels. 

Stalin is a nightmare for government officials conducting surprise inspections of government offices. Let his excellent public work in the style of Kamaraj continue!