Udhayanidhi News

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay accused the DMK of corruption and collecting 'party fund' during its previous regime in the Assembly, with the DMK lead

Udhayanidhi criticized CM Vijay, implying he is waiting for an astrologer's approval.

Udhayanidhi questioned Vijay, asking if he was waiting for an astrologer to set a date to act on corruption claims.

Udhayanidhi stated that the DMK regime established the Enforcement Bureau-CID to combat the drug menace, while rejecting claims that the previous government fai

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay rejected the DMK's demand for an all-party meeting on the Mekedatu and Cauvery dispute, asserting his government's firm

DMK leaders MK Stalin and Udhayanidhi criticized the Tamil Nadu Agriculture Budget, alleging it praised CM J Joseph Vijay instead of addressing farmers' drought

DMK leader Udhayanidhi has alleged that the TVK government's pre-Budget meeting was solely convened to rename schemes previously launched by the Dravidian Model

VCK leader Thirumavalavan stated that Udhayanidhi's speech was inappropriate for his office and suggested the state government would gain public goodwill by not

Stalin criticized the Vijay government, stating that Udhayanidhi's arrest was not due to his speech but rather an attempt to divert attention from the ongoing C

TVK has lodged a complaint with the National Commission for Women (NCW) against Mr. Udhayanidhi, urging the commission to seek an explanation and an uncondition

MK Stalin criticized Chief Minister Vijay, alleging that he has repeatedly ordered arrests of critics since taking office, following Udhayanidhi's release. Stal

MK Stalin issued a warning to Vijay, stating 'Arrogance leads to destruction,' following the arrest of Vijay's son, Udhayanidhi, by the police.

Udhayanidhi faces nine charges, including promoting enmity and provoking a riot.

Udhayanidhi led a DMK demonstration in Thanjavur regarding the Cauvery issue, criticizing the TVK-led government as 'incompetent' and demanding action against t