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Patna court summons Udhayanidhi Stalin over Sanatan Dharma remarks

By IANS | Updated: January 15, 2024 23:40 IST

Patna, Jan 15 A Patna court on Monday issued fresh summons to Tamil Nadu Minister Udaynidhi Stalin, the ...

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Patna, Jan 15 A Patna court on Monday issued fresh summons to Tamil Nadu Minister Udaynidhi Stalin, the son of Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, on a complaint against his remarks comparing Sanatan Dharma to dengue, malaria, and corona.

The MP-MLA court of Patna has asked Udhayanidhi Stalin, who had made the remarks at a public meeting in his state. to physically appear before court on February 13.

Following his statements, lawyer Dr Kausalendra Narayan filed a case in the CJM's court Patna and the case was then transferred to the MP-MLA court later. On December 6, the MP-MLA court issued a summon to Udhayanidhi Stalin under several IPC sections. A hearing was held in the court on Monday too and the fresh summons issue.

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