Udhayanidhi Stalin: Court orders FIR after considering a petition filed by V. Parmesh, next hearing on March 4, petitioner’s lawyer Advocate Dharampal

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FIR Against Udhayanidhi Stalin: Bangalore Metropolitan Magistrate’s court gave a big verdict on Friday (February 2). The court directed to register a criminal case against Tamil Nadu minister Udhayanidhi Stalin and three others for allegedly insulting Sanatan Dharma. Apart from Stalin, the court has also ordered registration of FIR against Tamil writer S Venkatesh, Tamil Nadu Progressive Writers and Artists Association state president Madhukar Ramalingam and association secretary Adavan Dichanya.

Orders to initiate criminal case also
Not only this, the court also ordered the police officers to initiate a criminal case against the accused under sections 153 (inciting to riot), 298 (hurting religious sentiments) and 500 (defamation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Is.

Now the next hearing will be held on March 4
Special (Magistrate) Court Judge J. Preeth gave these orders after considering a petition filed on behalf of V. Parmesh. Now the next hearing in this case will be held on March 4. The petitioner’s lawyer was Advocate Dharampal.

what is the whole matter
In fact, in a conference organized by Tamil Nadu Progressive Writers Artists Association in Chennai on September 2, 2023, Udhayanidhi Stalin had said that some things should not only be opposed but should be eliminated. Just like there is a need to eliminate dengue, mosquitoes, malaria or corona virus, similarly we have to eliminate Sanatan. This news related to this controversial statement of Udhayanidhi Stalin was first given by Kannada newspaper Vijaya Tharanga. After this it spread in media and social media. After Stalin’s statement a private complaint was filed.

Many petitions are also pending in Madras High Court
Stalin later clarified that his statement on Sanatan Dharma was not against Hinduism or the Hindu way of life, but was only a call to end caste-based discriminatory practices. At the same time, several petitions are also pending in the Madras High Court demanding the removal of Stalin from the post of minister.