Sowing the seeds of hatred against Hindus? TN govt asked students to speak on ‘Opposing Sanatana’
It should be noted that since Udayanidhi Stalin,openly called for “Eradicating Sanatana Dharma” at a Dravidianist event, the anti-Hindu vitriol has only increased.
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In a shocking development, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, a staunch follower of the Periyar E.V.Ramasamy has been trying to sow seed of Hindu hatred in the young youth, to achieve its main goal of ERADICATING Sanatan Dharma.
As per the reports, the Thiru Vi Ka Government Arts College has issued a circular inviting students to express their opinions (mainly opposing views) on Sanathana Dharma.
The event was planned to be held on the birth anniversary of late politician Annadurai. The circular, which went viral on social media platforms, has triggered major controversy.
The controversy began when the college initially issued the circular on 12 September 2023, requesting students to deliver speeches on their opposition to Sanathana Dharma as part of the observance of Annadurai’s birth anniversary on 15 September.
However, following the uproar and backlash from parents and internet users, the Arts College backtracked and issued a follow-up notice on 13 September. In this “clarification”, the college emphasised that students were not obligated to give speeches; instead, the circular also said that participation was voluntary. They also stated that the discussions trending on social media regarding the college’s stance were not accurate.
The initial circular had raised concerns about the mixing of political agendas with educational institutions and the potential infringement on students’ freedom of expression.
This incident occurs amidst the ongoing controversy fueled by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin’s son, Udhayanidhi Stalin, who has been at the centre of the storm for his statements regarding “eradicating Sanathana Dharma.” The controversy has been further exacerbated by other members of the DMK who persist in making offensive remarks about Sanathana Dharma, keeping the issue alive and unresolved.
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