India, April 6 -- Calling the DMK's election manifesto the "superstar of the 2026 polls," Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Sunday asserted that while anyone can give promises, the public only trusts those made by his party.

Addressing a massive public meeting of the Secular Progressive Alliance here, he said, "From age six to 60, from women to men, from youth to the elderly - everyone likes the DMK election manifesto. There cannot be anyone who dislikes it."

"I introduced this as the superstar of the 2026 electoral field," Stalin told the crowd here, noting that its appeal spans all demographics.

He emphasised that the credibility of a promise depends on who makes it, stating, "Whoever wants to can give a promise. But people only...