MK Stalin's son and DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin is the chief minister of Tamil Nadu (File).
In New Delhi: Udhayanidhi Stalin is still the target of BJP attacks for his "sanatana dharma must be eradicated" comments, and the Congress appeared to flip-flop on Monday between backing the troubled Tamil Nadu lawmaker and rejecting his statement.
Senior leader KC Venugopal emphasized the significance of respecting all religions, saying that the Congress "respects everybody's beliefs" and that every political party "has the freedom to (express) their views."
Kamal Nath, who was on the opposing side, told the media, "These may be his personal views... I am not in agreement with Mr. Stalin." The former chief minister of Madhya Pradesh is preparing for the state's next legislative elections.
Priyanka Chaturvedi, the leader of the Shiv Sena UBT, also expressed support. In a statement, she defended "sanatan dharma (as) the country's bedrock... linked... to inclusivity of all faiths and identities."
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