Udhayanidhi Stalin

Udhayanidhi Stalin was questioned for over an hour at the Sengipatti Police Station in connection with a case involving offensive remarks against an actor. He was released after the questioning.

Minister Nirmalkumar accuses Udhayanidhi Stalin of being unfit to enter the Assembly and public life. MDMK chief Vaiko criticizes a DMK leader for speaking like a 'fourth-rate platform speaker'.

Edappadi Palaniswami, AIADMK chief, condemned the arrest of Udhayanidhi Stalin. He also stated that Udhayanidhi should be cautious with his speech.

The Madras High Court dismissed Udhayanidhi Stalin's anticipatory bail plea after the Attorney General stated Thanjavur police would not remand him to judicial custody and would release him on station bail post-questioning.

Udhayanidhi Stalin accused the TVK government of using a 'cut-and-paste' technique to misattribute his statements and criticized the government's 'dummy Chief Minister,' ministers, and MLAs for being obsessed with releasing 'reels.'

Udhayanidhi Stalin was arrested, prompting the DMK to label the action as revenge. A petition challenging his arrest has been filed in the Madras High Court.

Udhayanidhi Stalin was arrested for making misogynist remarks, with complaints alleging indecent and double-entendre comments directed at an actor during a speech. The arrest is connected to allegations of offensive remarks made during a speech, specifically targeting an actor.

The Madras High Court has agreed to urgently hear the anticipatory bail plea of Udhayanidhi Stalin. Justice G.K. Ilanthiraiyan accepted a request from senior counsel Hasan Mohamed Jinnah to proceed with the case on the same day.

Udhayanidhi Stalin made double entendre remarks during a public meeting in response to a crowd mentioning an actor's name, which was linked to a comment about what was important to Chief Minister Joseph Vijay.

Udhayanidhi Stalin criticizes TVK and calls MLA resignations 'a betrayal of the people.' He accuses the ruling party's 'poaching politics' of being exposed by the resignation of M.R. Vijayabhaskar.

Udhayanidhi Stalin criticizes the Tamil Nadu government under TVK, claiming it has led to a 'disaster' and that the government's false image was destroyed within a month of its rule.

Palaniswami objected to an amended version of a resolution against Mekedatu, stating on social media that the amendment proposed by Udhayanidhi Stalin was inserted in violation of the House's rules.

All parties in Tamil Nadu Assembly supported a resolution opposing Karnataka’s Mekedatu project. Udhayanidhi Stalin stated that the DMK government under M.K. Stalin had previously opposed the project.

Udhayanidhi Stalin accused the T.N. Governor of altering the government-prepared address and not reading it in full during the DMK regime. The Governor's changes were allegedly made to suit social media reels of TVK.

Udhayanidhi Stalin accuses Governor’s address of being tailored for TVK's social media reels. An Opposition leader claims the address is designed for Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay to promote himself.

Tamil Nadu Governor Rajendra Arlekar announced the continuation of the two-language policy in the state. DMK MLAs, including Udhayanidhi Stalin, protested outside the Assembly against the TVK government and Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay over law and order issues.

The Madras High Court ordered the Election Commission of India (ECI) to provide certified copies of Udhayanidhi Stalin’s nomination papers to defeated candidate P. Milany, who sought them to challenge the election of the returned candidate.