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Udhayanidhi Stalin Detained in Chennai Over Remarks Made at DMK Rally

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Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin was detained from his Chennai residence after a case was registered against him. The case stems from remarks he allegedly made during a DMK rally held in Thanjavur on Monday regarding the Cauvery water dispute. The comments were deemed objectionable, prompting Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam to file a formal complaint. The party also approached the National Commission for Women over the matter. The controversy has drawn political attention away from the original Cauvery dispute that prompted the rally.

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