Overview
- Posting on X on December 25, Tamil Nadu chief minister M. K. Stalin said the majority’s strength lies in ensuring minorities live without fear.
- He linked reports of incidents in Manipur, Jabalpur and Raipur to what he called a disturbing message when right‑wing groups attack during national celebrations.
- Stalin urged that curbing riotous and divisive groups be treated as a shared, urgent duty to be enforced with firm resolve.
- He referenced a reported 74% increase in hate speech against minorities since the BJP assumed office, framing it as a warning of grave danger ahead.
- BJP leader Vinoj P. Selvam criticized Stalin and invoked the Thiruparankundram controversy, while MDMK’s Vaiko and Vijay’s TVK demanded stern action and security for minorities.