Not against spiritualism, but against those who use it for politics: Stalin
The New Indian Express|October 06, 2022
CHIEF Minister MK Stalin on Wednesday asserted that his government is not against spiritualism and religious beliefs, as alleged. "This Dravidianmodel government is not against spiritualism and the people's religious beliefs.
Not against spiritualism, but against those who use it for politics: Stalin

But it is against those who are using spiritualism for political reasons and for selfish motives besides propagating discrimination among people. The people who know the religious culture of Tamil soil understand this well," Stalin said after inaugurating the Mupperum Vizha to commemorate the bicentennial year of Vallalar.

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