"Disgusting": Vijay's TVK Slams Udhayanidhi Stalin Over 'Trisha' Reference
BJP leader Vinoj P Selvam also slammed the DMK leader for the remark.

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BJP leader Vinoj P Selvam also slammed the DMK leader for the remark.
Udhayanidhi Stalin's double-meaning remark on Trisha at Cauvery protest sparks row
Amidst rising tensions, Udhayanidhi Stalin sparked outrage with a controversial remark during a protest, perceived as an insult to actress Trisha. This remark came during a moment when the crowd was chanting her name, leading to vehement criticism from Tamil Nadu BJP leaders, who labeled his comments as grotesque and disgraceful, demanding accountability and imprisonment for his inflammatory speech.
TVK has filed a complaint with the National Commission for Women. The complaint targets Udhayanidhi Stalin for alleged vulgar and sexually suggestive remarks. These remarks were reportedly made during a rally in Thanjavur concerning the Cauvery issue. TVK seeks an apology and legal proceedings against the opposition leader. The party stated such comments normalize objectification and undermine women's dignity.
Addressing a public meeting, Udhayanidhi Stalin’s double entendre remarks were made in response to the crowd mentioning an actor’s name in response to a comment on what was important to Chief Minister Joseph Vijay
Udhayanidhi Stalin's 'Trisha' comment sparks huge row, cops outside residence
Justice G.K. Ilanthiraiyan accepts a request made by senior counsel Hasan Mohamed Jinnah for hearing the case on the same day
Udhayanidhi Stalin faced detention after a case was registered against him. He had allegedly made objectionable remarks during a rally on the Cauvery dispute. The controversy erupted after a DMK rally in Thanjavur on Monday. Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam filed a complaint and approached the National Commission for Women. This dispute has shifted political focus away from the Cauvery issue.
Live: Did I name anyone except CM? Stalin Jr reacts to detention over 'Trisha' remark
Stalin's comments came during a speech on the Cauvery water dispute with Karnataka in Thanjavur.
The visuals showed police escorting Udhayanidhi Stalin from his residence and taking him away in a vehicle.
Did I do anything wrong? Let courts decide: Udhayanidhi Stalin after detention
In a statement, the youth wing said the arrest reflected the government’s “helplessness”
Udhayanidhi Stalin's comments on Trisha have triggered outrage
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.
Udhayanidhi Stalin has been arrested over derogatory remarks against actor Trisha.
Udhayanidhi Stalin news LIVE updates: Tamil Nadu Leader of Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin was on Tuesday detained from the Chennai residence over his alleged remarks on actor Trisha he made while addressing a rally on Monday.
He's in toilet, allow some time: Video of Udhayanidhi's wife's exchange with cop
As Stalin denies any wrongdoing, this is not the first time his remarks have sparked a row.
Insulting woman's modesty, hate speech: Charges against Udhayanidhi Stalin
Justice G.K. Ilanthiraiyan dismisses anticipatory bail plea after recording the submission by the A-G that Thanjavur police do not intend to remand Mr. Udhayanidhi in judicial custody and that he would be let out on station bail after questioning.
The DMK leader spoke like a fourth-rate platform speaker, alleges MDMK chief Vaiko
Mr. Palaniswami, in his social media post, also wrote, “We have been saying for several years that Mr. Udhayanidhi should mind what he speaks.”
Udhayanidhi Stalin, who was detained earlier on Tuesday, will be released after police complete his questioning in Thanjavur, as per Madras HC's directives.
“If the intention was merely to interrogate him, it could have been done in Chennai. What was the need to take him to Thanjavur? Why were sections invoked that would make it difficult for him to secure bail?,” questioned Mr. Stalin
Sanatana, Sasikala, Trisha: Udhayanidhi's Stalingrad?
Udhayanidhi Stalin faced arrest over alleged remarks linked to actor Trisha. The Madras High Court directed his release on station bail after questioning. DMK workers staged protests across Tamil Nadu following the arrest. The TVK government and opposition engaged in a war of words. Udhayanidhi denied allegations and stated his remarks were distorted.
Udhayanidhi Stalin waves at hundreds of supporters ahead of police interrogation
State government would earn goodwill among the public if it chooses not to imprison Udhayanidhi, with the Budget Session in the Assembly set to commence on August 5, says VCK leader
Udhayanidhi Stalin was questioned for over an hour at the Sengipatti Police Station in connection with the case booked against him on charges of making offensive remarks against a actor
Just as corruption is being eliminated, the culture of insulting women should also be eradicated, says Minister
Vijay govt treated me like terrorist: Stalin Jr says no intention to insult women
The DMK leader alleged that the Vijay-led government edited his speech to divert attention from the Cauvery issue.
Stalin was arrested on Tuesday morning and released around 8 pm after questioning.
In a video, Udhayakumar can be heard saying that the TVK government was appointing individuals closely associated with the Chief Minister.
A political storm erupted in Tamil Nadu on Tuesday after senior AIADMK leader and former minister RB Udhayakumar took an alleged jibe at the state government with a reference to popular actress Trisha Krishnan
The DMK criticised the scene in which the actress was seated in the front row and exchanged salutes with the chief minister.