DMK leader and Tamil Nadu Assembly Opposition Leader Udhayanidhi Stalin has received major relief in the case related to alleged objectionable remarks made about popular actress Trisha. The Madras High Court granted him conditional bail and directed the police to release him immediately after completing the necessary legal procedures. The court’s order comes amid the controversy surrounding his remarks at a protest meeting in the Cauvery delta districts.
Udhayanidhi Stalin’s alleged comments about Trisha triggered widespread controversy across Tamil Nadu. Several political parties and women’s organisations strongly condemned the remarks and demanded action, following which the police registered a case against him. The incident sparked a heated political debate, with supporters and opponents reacting strongly to the developments.
Against this backdrop, police officials reached Udhayanidhi Stalin’s residence in Chennai on Tuesday morning and took him into custody. Following the arrest, the matter was brought before the Madras High Court, where his legal team sought relief. The court subsequently granted conditional bail and ordered his release after the completion of the required procedures.
