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TVK Leaders Condemn Nainar Nagenthran’s Remarks Against T.N. Chief Minister

  • On Saturday, BJP State president Nainar Nagenthran sparked a political row in Chennai after making personal remarks about the mother of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay during a party event.
  • Nagenthran presented the comments as a response to Vijay's earlier "kutti kathai" in the Assembly, which made humorous allusions regarding the father of DMK leader Stalin.
  • Calling the comments "uncivilised and inappropriate," School Education Minister Rajmohan stated the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam will continue practicing "decent politics" under Vijay's leadership.
  • Former BJP president Annamalai joined the criticism, calling personal attacks on a leader's family "unacceptable," while Revenue Minister Sengottaiyan suggested Nagenthran's political standing is declining.
  • Health Minister Arunraj emphasized the government will address criticism through performance rather than words, maintaining focus on good governance measures implemented over the past three months.
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Tamil Nadu BJP president Nainar Nagendran's remarks about Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and his mother sparked controversy. DMK minister A. Rajamohan and former BJP state president K. Annamalai called the statement uncivil, inappropriate, and against political decorum.

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The Commune broke the news on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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