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Udhayanidhi Stalin has no right to hurt the sentiments of Sanatan Dharma followers and must apologise for his remarks on “one of the oldest religions” of the world, Muslim clerics in Uttar Pradesh have said.

"The Social Media mob nurtured by the BJP has widely circulated...falsehood in northern states. However, Minister Udhayanidhi never used the word genocide in either Tamil or English. Still, lies were spread claiming so," Stalin added. Union ministers Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh "shared the same lie and condemned Udhayanidhi. Even after Udhayanidhis denial, these Union Ministers did not retract their statements."

While people in the Hindi-speaking belt may equate Sanatana Dharma with Hinduism, politicians and anti-caste groups in Tamil Nadu have always opposed the rigidity in Hinduism and been against Sanatana Dharma and Manusmriti.

Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin finally opened up on his son Udhayanidhi’s statements against the Sanatan Dharma, coming to the DMK leader’s defence.

The BJP strongly criticized DMK leader A Rajas remarks against Sanatan Dharma, labeling them as "outrageous and vitriolic." They accused Rajas comments of reflecting the "mental bankruptcy" and "deep-seated Hinduphobia" within the INDIA bloc.

Asked about comments by leaders of ally DMK, Congress media and publicity department head Pawan Khera said, "The Congress has always believed in sarvadharma sambhav wherein every religion, every faith has its space. No one can treat any particular faith as less than another faith." "Neither the Constitution allows this nor the Indian National Congress believes in any of these comments," Khera said during a press conference at the AICC headquarters here.

Sanatana Dharma Row: Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin has come to his sons defence, contending that Udhayanidhi did not intend to offend any religious beliefs but sought to address issues of discrimination against Scheduled Castes, Tribals, and Women.

DMKs A Raja deems Sanatana Dharma a social disgrace, comparing it to HIV and leprosy, while downplaying malaria and dengue.

Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin said some used the Sanatana doctrine to perpetuate oppression against women and accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of using the issue as a diversionary tactic | Latest News India

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin on Thursday came out in defence of his son and minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, saying that the minister exp.