‘MY WORDS HAD ONLY ONE MEANING’: UDHAYANIDHI STALIN REJECTS TRISHA REMARK ALLEGATIONS, CALLS VIJAY'S TVK A ‘CIRCUS’

DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin denied that the Vijay‑led government had edited his remarks to divert attention from the Cauvery issue, insisting that his words had a single meaning. In a public statement on Tuesday, he dismissed the allegations and labelled the Tamil Nadu government’s television channel, TVK, as a "circus".

Stalin, who is the son of DMK chief M.K. Stalin and a prominent political figure, said the accusations stem from a speech he gave that some claimed was altered. He also rejected comments made by the actress Trisha regarding his remarks, asserting that there was no distortion. According to India News: Latest India News, T, Stalin was briefly held on a controversial comment and released on bail after about ten hours of detention, a fact that has added to the controversy surrounding his recent statements.

The dispute is part of the broader political rivalry between the DMK and the national ruling BJP, with the Cauvery water dispute remaining a key flashpoint in Tamil Nadu politics.

• Stalin denies editing allegations and calls TVK a circus.
• He rejects Trisha’s remarks about his speech.
• He was held for a controversial comment and released on bail after 10 hours.

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