‘Haven’t said anything wrong': Udhayanidhi Stalin's first remarks after detention over alleged remarks on Trisha
Udhayanidhi Stalin had not made a direct reference to actor Trisha. However, his alleged remarks came after the crowd at a public meeting chanted her name.
Senior DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin made his first remarks after being detained by police over alleged derogatory comments on actor Trisha. The DMK leader expressed that he sees the situation as a "comedy" and denied any wrongdoing against anyone. Udhayanidhi was detained by Tamil Nadu police after TVK filed a complaint, and he was booked under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita, the Information Technology Act, and the Tamil Nadu Women Harassment Prevention Act.
Chennai Police Commissioner A Amalraj and TR Baalu, a veteran DMK leader, also reacted to Udhayanidhi's detention, with Baalu stating that the stories against him are false. The BJP's spokesperson Narayanan Thirupathy called Udhayanidhi's comments "disgusting, obscene, vulgar and shameful," while welcoming his detention as a "bold step" by the Tamil Nadu police and Chief Minister Vijay.
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