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As the controversy around statements on Sanatana Dharma made by DMK leaders Udhayanidhi Stalin and later A Raja continue to trigger reactions, Kerala-based social activist Rahul Easwar said that the comments made by these leaders are extremely offensive and call for strict action. Speaking exclusively to India Today, Easwar said using words like eradication, and A Raja doubling it by comparing it with Dengue and leprosy is not less than hate speech. "I hope the police will file a case and the courts will take note of these things. It is very unfortunate and provocative. I hope there will be a case against both Udhayanidhi and A Raja," he said.

Amid the political row over Udhayanidhi's statement on 'Sanatana Dharma', Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) chief MK Stalin broke his silence and said that it is “unfair for the Prime Minister to make comments without knowing what Udhayanidhi spoke”. Calling the criticism around Udayanidhi’s statement against Sanatana Dharma “a false narrative”, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister said “Pro-BJP forces are unable to tolerate his stance against oppressive principles and have spread a false narrative.

Union minister Pralhad Joshi on Thursday accused senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh of twisting facts about constitutional provisions and parliamentary procedures related to Parliament sessions. "It is crucial to stop the spread of misinformation that scandalises Parliament and its procedures," the parliamentary affairs minister said in a rejoinder to Ramesh. Jairam Ramesh had accused him of being "misleading" in his reply to Congress leader Sonia Gandhi's letter to the prime minister. The Congress has been targeting the government for not disclosing the agenda of the five-day special session starting from September 18.