Overview
- On September 6 in London, M. K. Stalin toured Dr. B. R. Ambedkar House, calling the experience awe-inspiring in a post on X.
- He highlighted Ambedkar’s rise from caste oppression to leading India’s Constitution and pointed to a photograph of Periyar with Ambedkar.
- The chief minister also paid respects at Karl Marx’s memorial in Highgate Cemetery, quoting a famous line and offering a “red salute.”
- The visits occurred during his official U.K. trip described as an investment scouting mission for Tamil Nadu.
- A day earlier, he unveiled a portrait of Periyar at Oxford, underscoring the trip’s focus on Dravidian and social-justice icons.