<h1>Ruling party leader calls party disciplined and law-abiding, warns rival's mass rallies risk public order and safety</h1> A state ruling-party leader defended the party as disciplined and not prone to disrupting public tranquility, responding implicitly to an opposing actor-politician's statewide tour where supporters allegedly surged crowds and breached road medians. The leader characterized party gatherings as orderly and urged attendance at an upcoming commemorative event, emphasizing continuity of the party's institutional legacy and resilience against political adversaries. The statements frame the party's conduct as lawful and responsible, while highlighting potential public-order concerns arising from large, poorly controlled rallies by rival figures.