Saying Udhayanidhi Stalin is just a small leader, Aam Adami Party leader, Raghav Chadha while reacting on his recent remark on Sanatan Dharma, added that Stalin's remark can’t be considered the official stand of the I.N.D.I.A alliance.

 

While talking to the private media house, Chadha said, “I am from Sanatan Dharma. I condemn and oppose such statements. Such kind of statements should not be made. One should stay away from making such remarks on any religion. We should respect all religions.”

 

 

 

He further argued, “Some leader from some party makes such remarks… it doesn’t mean it is the statement of the alliance. The alliance has been formed to raise bigger issues like price rise, and unemployment facing the country. The statement made by some small leader, while standing in a district in a state, is not the official stand of the alliance.”

 

 

 

It should be remembered that Chadha's remark came just after a DMK leader openly acknowledged that they have joined I.N.D.I.A an alliance to fight against 'Sanatan Dharma' 

 

For unreserved, yesterday, a video of DMK’s Higher Education Minister K Ponmudy was doing rounds on social media in which the DMK Minister, an ally of AAP in the I.N.D.I. Alliance, asserted that the bloc was formed to fight the Sanatan Dharma.

 

In the viral video, DMK Minister K Ponmudy emphasised that there is no disagreement in the I.N.D.I. Alliance with respect to eradicating Sanatan Dharma. The Minister further claimed that all 26 parties in the opposition alliance are united to fight Sanatan Dharma and the opposition bloc was formed solely for this purpose.

 

He was speaking at the same event where Udhayanidhi passed a remark against the Sanatan Dharma,.

 

On September 2, Udhayanidhi Stalin, the Tamil Nadu youth welfare minister, said that Sanatana Dharma is against social justice and equality. "Few things cannot be opposed, that should be abolished only. We can't oppose dengue, mosquitoes, malaria or Corona. We have to eradicate this. That's how we have to eradicate Sanatana," he said while speaking at 'SanatanaAbolition Conference'