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Udhayanidhi Stalin says no apology for stating all born equal
The Daily Guardian
|February 29, 2024
Tamil Nadu Minister for Youth Welfare and Sports Development, Udhayanidhi Stalin addressed a meeting held by DMK's Adi Dravidar Welfare Wing on Tuesday. He spoke about his remarks on Sanatana Dharma which created a controversy and said he will not apologise for saying that all people are born equal.
The DMK minister stated: "I said that everyone is born equal. My speech was misinterpreted and spread with negative connotations by the BJP and by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. There is a case on this which is pending in court. I won't extend any apology as I am clear that I didn't say anything wrong. Whatever I said has been said by Dr BR Ambedkar and former Chief Minister M Karunanidhi numerous times."
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