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Udhayanidhi Stalin faces backlash over alleged remarks at Cauvery rally

A public rally in Thanjavur regarding the ongoing Cauvery water dispute has descended into political controversy after Udhayanidhi Stalin faced accusations of making an indirect, derogatory remark about actor Trisha. While critics condemned the comment as a new low in political discourse, DMK officials have dismissed the claims as entirely fabricated.

Udhayanidhi Stalin faces backlash over alleged remarks at Cauvery rally

The incident occurred when sections of the crowd began chanting the actor's name during Stalin's address. Pausing his speech, the DMK leader stated, "Whether the water reaches anywhere else or not, it should reach there," before maintaining he was speaking strictly about the river's flow. The reaction from political opponents was immediate and sharp.

TVK MLA Rhevanth Charan labeled the comment disgusting, arguing that it reflects a broader decline in the party’s political culture. Similarly, MDMK Rajya Sabha MP Durai Vaiko condemned the remark as an inappropriate distraction from the core concerns of Tamil Nadu’s farmers, asserting that the stage was no place for personal slights. In response to the growing firestorm, DMK MP TR Baalu categorically rejected the allegations, telling reporters that Stalin never mentioned any individual by name.

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