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Udhayanidhi Stalin faces backlash over alleged remarks on actor Trisha

A public meeting in Thanjavur regarding the Cauvery water dispute has spiraled into a political firestorm after Udhayanidhi Stalin allegedly made double-entendre comments directed at actor Trisha. The remarks, delivered while the DMK leader addressed the crowd, have drawn sharp rebukes from opposition figures and a formal police complaint.

Udhayanidhi Stalin faces backlash over alleged remarks on actor Trisha

BJP leader Vanathi Srinivasan labeled the speech vulgar, demanding an immediate public apology from the DMK MLA. She argued that the rhetoric exemplifies an uncivilized political culture that neglects the welfare of Tamil Nadu. Joining the condemnation, BJP leader Khushbu Sundar described the comments as crass and deeply derogatory, asserting that public discourse must maintain basic boundaries regarding the treatment of women.

The controversy ignited when Stalin paused his speech to address crowd members chanting the actor's name, stating the water should reach "there"—a remark he later insisted referred strictly to the Cauvery river. Despite the denial from DMK MP TR Baalu, who dismissed the accusations as false, the fallout has been swift. The women's wing of the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam filed a formal police complaint, and authorities subsequently detained Stalin at his Chennai residence following the registration of an FIR.

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