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Vijay Slams MK Stalin for "Indecent" Remarks Against TVK Woman Candidate
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News18•03-10-2026, 20:03
Vijay Slams MK Stalin for "Indecent" Remarks Against TVK Woman Candidate
- •TVK chief Vijay condemned Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin's "most indecent" remarks about TVK's Dharapuram candidate P Sathyabhama, labeling DMK an "evil force."
- •The controversy arose after Stalin referred to Sathyabhama as "Somersault Bhama" during an election rally, leading to accusations of body-shaming from TVK leaders.
- •Vijay accused Stalin of making defamatory and uncivilized remarks, stating that the DMK leader derived "perverse pleasure" from mocking Sathyabhama.
- •Vijay criticized the DMK for repeatedly making inappropriate comments about women, asserting that the people of Tamil Nadu would respond to the party's conduct.
- •Stalin, campaigning in Dharapuram, had used terms like "Suitcase-Bhama" and "Somersault Bhama" to question Sathyabhama's switch from AIADMK to TVK, prompting demands for an apology from TVK leaders.
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TVK chief Vijay strongly condemned MK Stalin for referring to TVK's Dharapuram candidate P Sathyabhama as "Somersault Bhama" and "Suitcase-Bhama" during an election rally, which TVK leaders characterized as body-shaming and caricature mockery.
During a campaign rally ahead of the Dharapuram bypoll, MK Stalin questioned P Sathyabhama's political switch from AIADMK to TVK, accusing the ruling party of horse-trading and engineering defections while using derogatory terms like "Somersault Bhama".
Writing on X, Vijay condemned the remarks as defamatory and uncivilized, accusing the DMK of repeatedly making inappropriate comments about women and warning that the people of Tamil Nadu and Dharapuram would deliver a fitting retort.
