Amid the firestorm of protest over his son Udhayanidhi Stalin's rant against Sanatan Dharma, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Friday launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying his actions were in violation of the Constitution.
BJP leader and advocate Nagaraja Nayak, on Wednesday, filed a police complaint at Karwar police station against Tamil Nadu Minister Udayanidhi Stalin for hurting religious sentiments. The complaint was filed by Nagaraja Nayak, demanding the police to register a criminal case against Udayanid
BJP leader Sushil Modi on Sunday said that DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin has committed an anti-national act by suggesting that 'Sanatana Dharma should be abolished' and questioned the silence of prominent leaders of the INDIA alliance on this issue.
Tamil Nadu Bharatiya Janata Party chief K Annamalai said, "...If you have to eradicate 'Sanatana Dharma', you have to finish off all the temples and people's essential religious practices...".
With opposition parties planning to mount its attack on the Centre in Parliament, facing disruptions since the Monsoon session began, Congress and other party MPs have given notices in both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha demanding discussions on the situation in Manipur.
BJP state chief Annamalai said that a woman delegation would meet Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi and urge him to use his special powers to dismiss two ministers facing corruption allegations.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin said that the rumours started spreading a day after he spoke about the need for a united national-level alliance against the BJP.
It comes after Murasoli slammed BJP for having an alliance with All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) despite having a fallout with the party in the past.
BJP Tamil Nadu unit chief Annamalai on Friday said the Sethusamudram waterway project straddling India and Sri Lanka would only benefit a few shipping companies owned by leaders of the ruling DMK.
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], July 27 (ANI): A day after AIADMK leaders met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, CPI(M) state secretary K Balakrishnan took a dig at them stating that the politicians had visited the national capital only to sort out their internal party differences.
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