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Udayanidhi Stalin Faces New Case Amidst By-Election Campaign Controversy
- •A case has been registered against opposition leader Udayanidhi Stalin during his by-election campaign in Dharapuram.
- •Stalin alleged that AIADMK MLAs were being bought for cheap during his campaign in Tiruppur district.
- •He criticized the 125-day work program, claiming it failed to provide even 10 days of work.
- •Stalin accused Chief Minister Vijay of deceiving AIADMK members elected as Dharapuram assembly members.
- •The case was filed after a boy criticized Chief Minister Vijay during the campaign, leading to charges of using children for electioneering.
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A case was registered against opposition leader Udayanidhi Stalin at the Tarapuram police station for allegedly involving and using a child during his election campaign to insult Chief Minister Vijay, violating Election Commission rules.
During his campaign in the Nochipalyam area of Tiruppur district supporting DMK candidate Sukanya, Udayanidhi Stalin alleged that AIADMK MLAs were being bought cheaply, criticized the 125-day work program for not providing even 10 days of work, and criticized Chief Minister Vijay regarding assembly responses.
The Election Commission clearly instructed that children must not be involved in any election-related activities while the by-election code of conduct is in force, a directive that was breached when a boy was made to speak during the campaign.
