DMK MP made objectionable comments about Hindu religion - called it a threat to the world

DMK MP A Raja: There is an uproar in the entire country over the comments on Sanatan Dharma by the leaders of Tamil Nadu's ruling party DMK. However, on the other hand, instead of stopping, the statements of DMK leaders are increasing. DMK leader A Raja has again made controversial remarks on Hindu religion, calling it a threat not only to India but to the entire world.

What did the king say?

A video of DMK leader A Raja is again a topic of discussion on social media. In this video A Raja is saying that India is responsible for the global disease of caste. India divides people on the basis of caste. He said that people are divided using caste. Economic fluctuations are also transmitted through caste. Raja said that Indians living abroad spread caste in the name of Hindu religion. Raja finally said that Hinduism is a threat not only to India but to the entire world.

DMK MP A Raja calls Hindu Religion a menace to India & the world.

DMK is the principal reason for creating caste divide & hatred in TN, and the DMK MP has the audacity to blame Sanatana Dharma for the mess they made. pic.twitter.com/fqWO9FiQqY

— K.Annamalai (@annamalai_k) September 12, 2023

BJP replied

The controversial video of DMK leader A Raja has also been shared by Tamil Nadu BJP President K Annamalai on his social media account Annamalai wrote- “DMK MP A Raja called Hinduism a threat to India and the world. DMK is the main reason for creating caste division and hatred in Tamil Nadu and their MPs are blaming Sanatan Dharma for the filth they have spread.”

Controversy has happened before

DMK MP A Raja had earlier also given a controversial statement regarding Sanatan. He had said that Sanatan Dharma is a social disease. It is more deadly than leprosy and HIV. On the other hand, a case has also been registered in Maharashtra against Udhayanidhi Stalin, who started the controversy on Sanatan Dharma. Udhayanidhi had compared Sanatan with Daegu, Corona and demanded its elimination.