Udhayanidhi Stalin's first visuals since detention over Trisha remarks | Watch
The visuals showed police escorting Udhayanidhi Stalin from his residence and taking him away in a vehicle.
On Tuesday, Tamil Nadu Leader of Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin was first seen on camera following his detention by Chennai Police. The police escorted him from his residence and placed him into a vehicle. This occurred after a public meeting in Thanjavur where sections of the crowd chanted "Trisha, Trisha" in response to comments Stalin made, allegedly directed at actor Trisha Krishnan.
The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) deemed the remark offensive, while the DMK claimed Stalin was referring to the Cauvery water dispute. This led to an FIR being registered against Stalin. MDMK Principal Secretary and Rajya Sabha MP Durai Vaiko also criticized the remark, stating it was highly condemnable and not appropriate for settling personal scores.
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