DMK Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, son of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, has set the political arena ablaze with his sensational remarks on “eradicating Sanatana Dharma.” While addressing a conference organized by the Tamil Nadu Progressive Writers Artists Association in Chennai, Udhayanidhi equated Sanatana Dharma with diseases like malaria and dengue. He stated that just like these diseases, Sanatana Dharma must be “eradicated, not merely opposed.”

“Genocide of 80% Population?” – BJP IT Cell Head Amit Malviya Fires Back!

The BJP wasted no time hitting back. Amit Malviya, head of the BJP IT Cell, accused Udhayanidhi of “calling for the genocide of 80% of the population of Bharat,” who follow Sanatan Dharma. Malviya also questioned the DMK’s alliance with Congress, asking if such a stance was agreed upon in recent meetings between the two parties.

Udhayanidhi Stalin Defends: “I Stand Firmly By Every Word!”

Responding to the BJP’s scathing criticism, Udhayanidhi clarified that he was not calling for genocide. He argued that Sanatan Dharma “divides people in the name of caste and religion.” He further stated that uprooting Sanatan Dharma is synonymous with “upholding humanity and human equality.” Udhayanidhi claimed to speak on behalf of the “oppressed & marginalized,” and is ready to face any challenges in court or the court of public opinion.

“Peddling a Bought-Out Idea from Christian Missionaries” – BJP’s Tamil Nadu Chief Accuses!

In another shocking twist, BJP’s Tamil Nadu Chief K Annamalai accused Udhayanidhi of echoing ideas “bought-out from Christian missionaries.” Annamalai further criticized Udhayanidhi’s family, accusing them of seeking to “accumulate wealth beyond the State GDP.” Annamalai insisted that Tamil Nadu is a land of spiritualism and disparaged Udhayanidhi for undermining it.

What Does This Mean for the DMK-Congress Alliance and Tamil Nadu Politics?

The sensational remarks by DMK Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin have ignited a firestorm of controversy, raising questions about the DMK’s alliance with Congress and the future landscape of Tamil Nadu politics. Is this the start of a larger ideological battle? Will these remarks change the political equations in Tamil Nadu? Only time will tell, but for now, the political drama is reaching a fever pitch!

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