MK Stalin's son Udhayanidhi compared Sanatan Dharma with dengue and malaria, BJP hit back
Udhayanidhi Controversial Remark on Sanatana Dharma: Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai targets Stalin family. He said the only resolution of the Gopalapuram family is to accumulate wealth more than the state GDP. target on stalin family
Bhavika Nandwana
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Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai targeted the Stalin family. He said the only resolution of the Gopalapuram family is to accumulate wealth more than the state GDP. He further said that the views of Udhayanidhi and his father were influenced by Christian missionaries. The job of these missionaries is to develop fools like these to promote their malicious ideology. Annamalai said that Tamil Nadu is a land of spirituality. That's the best thing you can do, he said. That is to express his disappointment on the mike in a program like this.
Udayanidhi stands firm on statement
At the same time, Tamil Nadu's Youth Welfare and Sports Development Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin stood by his statement. He said he stood by his words and was ready to face any legal challenge after his comment on Sanatan sparked a political controversy. Speaking at the Sanatan Unmulan Sammelan, Udhayanidhi had said that Sanatan Dharma is against social justice and equality. Some things cannot be opposed, they must be abolished. We cannot resist dengue, mosquito, malaria or corona. We have to end it. Similarly we have to finish Sanatan. The Sports Development Minister further said that the name Sanatan is of Sanskrit. This is against social justice and equality.
Call for 'genocide' of followers of Sanatan Dharma
At the same time, on the statement of Udhayanidhi, BJP IT cell chief Amit Malviya wrote that Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has linked Sanatan Dharma with Malaria and Dengue. They believe that it should be eradicated and not merely opposed. In short, he is calling for the genocide of 80 percent of India's population who follow Sanatana Dharma. The DMK is a prominent member of the opposition bloc and a long-time ally of the Congress.
Udayanidhi Stalin sticks to his stand
Responding to BJP leader Amit Malviya, Udhayanidhi said that he never called for 'genocide' of followers of Sanatan Dharma. He said he stood by his words and insisted that he was speaking on behalf of the marginalized communities who were suffering because of Sanatana Dharma.
