Udhayanidhi Stalin, leader of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) in Tamil Nadu, was arrested during a police encounter in Chennai on [date]. The incident occurred as police altered the route during a routine operation, leading to frustration among DMK supporters. The arrest has sparked immediate reactions from the party and local activists.
According to local media, the police changed the route without prior notice, causing confusion and anger among the crowd. Udhayanidhi Stalin was reportedly in the vicinity when the operation took place. The arrest is seen as a significant development in Tamil Nadu politics, with tensions rising between the ruling party and opposition groups.
Sources close to the DMK claim that the arrest was made under Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code, which allows authorities to impose restrictions on public gatherings. The party has called for an inquiry into the incident, citing concerns over the use of excessive force.
The situation remains under close watch as political leaders and media continue to report on the developments. (thanthitv.com)
