The Times of India

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.

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.

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