Anbumani Ramadoss, the President of the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK), presented his party's manifesto for the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, emphasizing a vision for a drug-free and job-rich state. He pledged to create one crore jobs by filling 40,000 government vacancies in the first year through the Tamil Nadu Public Service Examination (TNPSE). Ramadoss committed to combating drug and liquor abuse by phasing out government-run Tasmac shops and establishing a dedicated department for drug eradication. A toll-free number will be introduced for citizens to report illegal activities, with whistleblowers receiving a reward of ₹10,000. Additionally, the manifesto promises agricultural reforms, including loan waivers and minimum price guarantees for farmers. Ramadoss criticized the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) party for not fulfilling its past promises, labeling its manifesto as untrustworthy. He concluded by positioning the PMK as a roadmap for a safe, prosperous, and corruption-free Tamil Nadu, focusing on jobs, health, and social welfare amidst a competitive electoral landscape.