The younger brother of Manakondur Congress MLA Kavvampalli Satyanarayana stirred controversy with his shocking statement alleging that Madigas, a sub-caste, engage in the practice of selling their wives for as little as ten thousand rupees. He went on to assert that Madigas are infamous for this alleged behavior, suggesting that they would exchange votes for monetary gain without hesitation. These remarks, deemed highly objectionable, have drawn strong condemnation from leaders within the Dalit community.
In a public address, Prakash, the MLA’s brother, made disparaging remarks about the Dalit community at a gathering where he was invited to speak in place of his brother. He expressed, “There is a stamp on us that we are a selling race. Votes are sold for a thousand rupees. If you add another zero, you will sell another one. If you add another zero, you will sell another one. We have a misconception that if we add another zero, we will also sell our wives.’
The incident has sparked widespread outrage and debate, particularly among Dalit circles. Critics argue that such divisive rhetoric perpetuates harmful stereotypes and exacerbates social discrimination against Dalits, who have historically faced marginalization and prejudice. Many question the integrity of political leaders who resort to such tactics, highlighting the broader issue of electoral malpractice and the influence of money in politics.
Prakash’s remarks have circulated widely on social media, igniting discussions and prompting reflections on the treatment of marginalized communities by those in positions of power. There is a growing sentiment of disillusionment among Dalits, who feel betrayed by politicians who fail to address their concerns and instead resort to derogatory remarks for political gain.
Congress leader Kavvampalli Prakash: “Madiga (Dalit) community is known for selling their votes for ₹1000. If you add a zero, they are also known to sell their wives. So, let us not sell our vote…” pic.twitter.com/2dHO3KqwlR
The iconic saga of Ramayana is set to return to the screens, making its comeback on Sun TV. The channel, owned by the DMK first family, has unveiled a promotional video for the show via its official platform on social media.
The timeless narrative of Ramayana, originally penned by the revered poet Valmiki, enjoys widespread acclaim globally. It has been adapted into numerous Indian and foreign languages, with Kambar’s Tamil rendition, Kamba Ramayana, being a notable example.
Ramayana intricately weaves the story of Rama, a prince hailing from the Raghu dynasty in Ayodhya, the capital of Kosala, and his consort Sita. Regarded as an epic that illuminates principles of duty, societal norms, and strategies of warfare within relationships, Ramayana has transcended mediums, from its origins as a literary work to an oral tradition and eventually a successful television series. Broadcasted in various languages including Hindi and Tamil, the Ramayana series has garnered a vast audience, reaching beyond Indian borders to captivate global viewers. Despite numerous reruns, the enduring allure of Ramayana ensures audiences remain engrossed with each re-airing.
However, the announcement of Ramayana’s telecast on Sun TV, owned by the DMK’s first family, has sparked widespread discussion, particularly in light of the party’s past criticisms of Hindu deities, notably Lord Ram, the central figure of Ramayana. The accompanying promo video, featuring the tagline “The beloved hero of Sita… Ramayana… coming soon,” has ignited fervent reactions online, with believers interpreting it as a triumph for Rama while upsetting the Dravidian ecosystem, who find themselves teased and taunted.
Against the backdrop of the inauguration of the Ayodhya Ram temple earlier this year, discussions surrounding Rama have surged, further amplifying the significance of Sun TV’s decision to air the epic series ‘Ramayanam’ once more, following its initial broadcast on the channel in 2008.
Here are a few laments expressed by D-Stocks regarding the premiere of the epic Ramayana on SunTV.
Unacceptable. Shameful. Sun TV is one of the main reason for proliferation of RSS ideologies in Tamil Nadu.
Dravidar Kazhagam should immediately issue a press note condemning this saffronisation of Tamil audience.
Now only jsr is met with ridicule, soon this disease will also…
ஆரிய ஆதிக்கத்தின் அடையாளத்தை தமிழர் மண்ணில் விதைக்க முயலும் சன் நிறுவனத்தின் துரோகத்தனமான வணிகத்திற்கு எதிராக அணி திரளுவோம். திராவிட இயக்கத்தின் உழைப்பில் வளர்ந்து, பெரியாரின் அரசியலில் அதிகாரத்தை பிடித்து, தமிழ்நாட்டின் அரசியலின் வேருக்கு நஞ்சு பாய்ச்ச நினைப்பவர் எவராயினும்… https://t.co/w1zJoYyAM2
பாஜக எதிர்ப்பு என்பது தேர்தலில் மட்டுமே என களப் போராளிகளை கடித்து வந்த மருதையனின் திமுக இணைய கூலிப்படை பண்பாட்டு தளத்தில் பாஜகவின் குரலை வலுப்படுத்த இதுபோன்ற தொடர்களை ஒளிபரப்புவது எப்படி பாசிசத்தை வீழ்த்தும்.@com_maruthaiyan@KariKalankiru@Makizh_nan
Sun network started to propagate the DRAVIDIAN IDEOLOGY and to make the people think how the NORTH INDIAN VEGETARIAN SANSKRIT HINDUTVA under BRAHMINS&RSS exploits the PEOPLE of TAMILNADU which the #SunNetwork did these years , but now starting from astrology telecast to this☠️🤦
ஆரிய ஆதிக்கத்தின் அடையாளத்தை தமிழர் மண்ணில் விதைக்க முயலும் சன் நிறுவனத்தின் துரோகத்தனமான வணிகத்திற்கு எதிராக அணி திரளுவோம். திராவிட இயக்கத்தின் உழைப்பில் வளர்ந்து, பெரியாரின் அரசியலில் அதிகாரத்தை பிடித்து, தமிழ்நாட்டின் அரசியலின் வேருக்கு நஞ்சு பாய்ச்ச நினைப்பவர் எவராயினும்… https://t.co/w1zJoYyAM2
Veteran music composer and younger brother of maestro Ilaiyaraaja, Gangai Amaran, has stepped into the ongoing conflict between Ilaiyaraaja and Vairamuthu, adding fuel to the fire in the Kollywood scene. Vairamuthu made his cinema debut with the song “Idhu Oru Ponmalai Pozhudhu” in the movie Nizhalgal, composed by Ilaiyaraaja. While their collaboration began successfully, their partnership soured due to personal egos, leading to indirect attacks on each other ever since.
At a recent music launch event for the film “Padikkadha Pakkangal” on 27 April 2024, Vairamuthu indirectly criticized Ilaiyaraaja, sparking further tension. Responding to Vairamuthu’s perceived retaliation against Ilaiyaraaja’s copyright claims, Gangai Amaran, issued a stern public warning to Vairamuthu.
Vairamuthu had earlier remarked, “There is a complex (debate) is being talked about, Whether the music is great in songs? Or the lyrical language? No doubt about it, music is as important as the lyrics and language is as important as the music. If both come together, it is called a song. Sometimes the language seems bigger than the music and on the other, music seems bigger than the language. He who understands this is wise, and he who does not understand is ignorant.“
Gangai Amaran expressed disappointment in Vairamuthu’s actions, highlighting the betrayal felt by someone who rose alongside them but later turned against them. He emphasized that Vairamuthu’s pride, born from the success of his songs, contrasts sharply with the humility that would have preserved their friendship had it continued. Gangai Amaran cautioned Vairamuthu against further criticism of Ilayaraja, warning of repercussions if he persists.
Gangai Amaran retaliated, “He (Vairamuthu) has been raised by us, the one who was lifted up by us, the one who got on the lift to write a song; Ponmalai Pozhudhu was written by him. He gave an interview as if he has trampled on the place he came from and had thrown up the seat and broken it. If Bharathiraja had not requested, Ilaiyaraaja would not have accepted. If he had thought about all that, he would not have given such an interview now. Once his songs gained popularity, Vairamuthu became arrogant. This arrogance would not have come if he had continued to write songs with Ilaiyaraaja. Because both of them would have talked and behaved as good friends, we would have enjoyed seeing all that. We didn’t expect him to spoil the friendship like this. It is not necessary that lyrics remain in people’s memory, it is the tune/the music, as far as I am concerned. As far as the songs are concerned, Vairamuthu is a good poet, but not a good man, nor a good intellect.”
He further said, “Vairamuthu should pray to Ilaiyaraaja’s photo, had it not been for Ilaiyaraaja, Vairamuthu would have been a nobody.”
Additionally, Gangai Amaran cautioned Vairamuthu that any future grievances or criticisms directed towards Ilaiyaraaja will result in alternative repercussions. He strongly advised Vairamuthu to cease discussing Ilaiyaraaja entirely, urging him to focus solely on his own endeavors, much like Ilayaraja diligently attends to his own work. Lastly, Gangai Amaran criticized Vairamuthu’s practice of demanding bulk purchases of his books as a condition for participating in interviews, suggesting a facetiousness in Vairamuthu’s demeanor.
This public confrontation between Gangai Amaran and Vairamuthu has stirred up significant attention in Kollywood, reigniting the cold war between Ilaiyaraaja and Vairamuthu. Fans are now anticipating whether Vairamuthu will retaliate against Gangai Amaran, heightening the drama surrounding this unexpected turn of events.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, accompanied by his family, embarked on a six-day summer vacation to Kodaikanal on 29 April 2024.
Since it was a private visit, no visitors or party members were permitted to meet him. More than 200 police officers were stationed at Madurai airport in anticipation of the CM’s arrival. Stalin and his family then traveled to Kodaikanal via the Batlagundu road and are staying at The Tamara Resort on St. Mary’s Road. Approximately 1500 police personnel have been deployed to ensure their security. Additionally, the flying of drones and balloons has been prohibited in the district until 4 May 2024. The Chief Minister is scheduled to remain in Kodaikanal until 4 May 2024.
Critique Surrounding Stalin’s Trip To Kodaikanal
Since the arrest of former DMK functionary and alleged international drug trafficker Jaffer Sadiq, Tamil Nadu has witnessed a noticeable uptick in drug seizures and the prevalence of drug abuse among its youth, including substances like ganja, drug pills, etc. Concurrently, instances of intoxicated individuals committing acts of violence against both the public and government officials have also been on the rise. Amidst this, netizens directed their criticism towards Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin. This criticism intensified when, as the CM was departing from Madurai Airport, BJP member Shankar Pandian attempted to present a petition and a packet of ganja to Stalin, seemingly as a form of protest against his visit to Kodaikanal. However, Pandian was promptly detained by the police and taken to the Avaniyapuram police station for further questioning.
In his petition, Pandian purportedly expressed concern about widespread drug use in the state, including the availability of internationally prohibited drugs. He highlighted the negative impact of drug addiction on youth, including students, children, and daily wage laborers, and urged Chief Minister Stalin to take action to combat drug use and trafficking in Tamil Nadu.
Another concern that stakeholders in the tourism industry expressed was that the Chief Minister’s visit to Kodaikanal during peak tourist season could potentially slow down tourism. Robin, president of the Tourist Guides Association in Kodaikanal, noted that the hill station attracts tourists seeking relief from the summer heat in the plains, especially when outdoor spaces are crowded. He mentioned that some tourists rushed to leave hotels on 28 April 2024, anticipating new restrictions due to the CM’s visit.
It is reported that routes leading to Kodaikanal through the plains will be closed from 8 AM to 1 PM. With a significant influx of tourists from Kerala following the conclusion of the general election, there is increased congestion in the area. Suggestions have been made to open alternative routes, including one from Munnar, Kerala, to alleviate traffic congestion.
The netizens also began circulating former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Karunanidhi’s critique of former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, “Stomach hurts; Intestines burn; Is Kodanadu Necessary?”
This criticism, originally aimed at ridiculing Jayalalithaa, drawing attention to rising prices of pulses when Karunanidhi served as opposition leader, is now being repurposed by netizens to mock current Chief Minister MK Stalin.
On 25 April 25 2024, authorities apprehended four priests affiliated with the Vanabadrakaliamman Temple in Mettupalayam on allegations of “misappropriation of devotee donations.” Alongside them, the temple trustee, implicated in the matter, is reportedly on the run.
The individuals in question were identified by Mettupalayam Police as R Ragupathi (36) from Sulur, S Thandapani (47) from Mettupalayam, S Vishnukumar (33) from Gobichettipalayam, and L Saravanan (54) from Mettupalayam. One of the arrested priests Raghupathi is the son-in-law of the hereditary trustee of the temple Vasantham Sampath.
Law enforcement officials cited CCTV footage as evidence, capturing the four priests taking home donations left by worshippers on offering plates.
US Kailasamurthy, assistant commissioner of the HR&CE department and temple’s executive officer, emphasized that temple priests are obligated to deposit all donations, including those received on offering plates, into the hundi, as mandated by government directives and supported by rulings from the Madras High Court.
To monitor adherence to these regulations, the temple administration installed CCTV cameras. However, Kailasamurthy noted that the accused priests neglected this practice, leading to his petition to the Mettupalayam judicial magistrate court several months prior.
Following the court’s directive on March 14, 2024, the Mettupalayam police initiated legal proceedings against the implicated individuals, including the trustee, Vasantham Sampath. Consequently, on the evening of April 25, the police arrested the four priests, who were remanded in judicial custody the following day.
So @mkstalin administration arrests temple priests for taking the donations left by the devotees on the Arati plates. This is the most blatant display of fascism and discrimination. Temple priests in TN get a pittance from the @tnhrcedept. What is deposited in the Hundi goes to… pic.twitter.com/4REXeC9RcX
In Sulur, Coimbatore, a lorry loaded with iron rods rammed into the Kizhinji Mandapam situated in front of the Arasur Periya Mariamman temple, causing significant damage to the mandapam structure.
The lorry, which came from Karnataka, was being driven by one Sadhik Basha when it crashed into the mandapam.
Following the incident, the temple authorities demanded compensation for the damages caused to the mandapam. However, the owner of the lorry, identified as Amanullah Khan, offered a meager sum of ₹25,000 as compensation, much to the dissatisfaction of the temple authorities who demanded ₹4 lakhs.
The issue escalated when the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments (HR&CE) department intervened. They filed a complaint with the police regarding the incident and the inadequate compensation offered.
In response to the complaint, the police took action and seized the lorry involved in the accident.
Shalin Maria Lawrence, the vocal Dalit Christian writer and anti-caste activist, in her recent speech called out the so-called progressive leaders of Tamil Nadu for demeaning music legend Ilaiyaraaja for his stand.
Beginning her address with an invocation of an Ilaiyaraaja song, she said,“This land has many progressive leaders who humiliate the living legend of our generation, Ilaiyaraaja,“she remarked.
Recalling a speech by Congress leader EVKS Elangovan at an event organized by Dravida Kazhagam in Erode, Shalin Maria Lawrence highlighted a poignant moment when Elangovan, in an indirect reference to Ilaiyaraaja, stated,“There are certain elements in Tamil Nadu today claiming themselves to be ‘king of music’. Everybody knows who the king of music is. Not everyone who plays the tabla can become a music composer.”
With a pointed question, Shalin Maria Lawrence challenged,“Will you be able to give such beats?”
She did not shy away from calling out the leftist progressive parties of Tamil Nadu for their complicity in perpetuating caste-based discrimination.“These parties, who claim to champion the cause of progressivism, often stand at the forefront in humiliating Dalits,“she declared.
She took a direct swipe at DMK leader and former Tamil Nadu Finance Minister PTR Palanivel Thiagarajan, questioning the double standards prevalent in society regarding caste and intelligence.
Addressing the gathering, Shalin Maria targeted PTR, stating,“When the Paraiyar caste declares itself as a ‘knowledge society‘, why can’t you accept that? If someone from the Brahmin, Mudaliyar, or Pillaival community, or even someone who wears double watches, declares themselves as intelligent, you accept it. Then why can’t you accept it when I say I’m intelligent?”
An incident involving the alleged sexual harassment of a Nepali girl by a priest in Hosur has stirred up commotion in the area.
May Wald, a 57-year-old pastor residing near Hosur in Krishnagiri district, serves in ‘The Seventh-day Adventist Church’ located in the Mathigiri vicinity. For the past 15 years, a Nepali family has been residing in the same locality.
A 17-year-old girl from this family, having recently completed her plus-2 education and currently preparing for the NEET exam, reportedly faced sexual harassment by Reverend May Wald.
Following the victim’s complaint to the Krishnagiri District Child Protection Committee officials, subsequent action was taken, culminating in a formal complaint lodged at the Hosur All Women Police Station. An earnest investigation ensued, confirming the veracity of the allegations against Reverend May Wald.
Consequently, the religious preacher was apprehended and detained by the women police under the provisions of the POCSO Act.
A 14-year-old girl residing in Muthukadai, Ranipet, and attending class 10 at a private school in Arcot used to frequent a nearby church during holidays. However, in December 2022, her routine took a distressing turn when she was allegedly molested by the 54-year-old priest, Raghurajkumar, during one of her visits. The ordeal left her deeply troubled, and despite threats to keep silent, she eventually confided in her parents about the incident recently, prompting them to take swift action.
They filed a complaint at the Ranipet All Women Police Station, leading to an investigation and subsequent registration of a case against Raghurajkumar under the POCSO Act for sexual harassment. Currently, authorities are in pursuit of Raghurajkumar, who has gone into hiding.
With schools closed and children on vacation, child activists and law enforcement officials are urging parents to be vigilant about their children’s interactions and relationships. They emphasize the importance of creating an environment where children feel comfortable discussing any challenges they may face, including understanding the concepts of appropriate and inappropriate physical contact, to ensure their safety and well-being.
In a concerning event in Cuddalore district, a whistleblower who alerted the police about the rampant sale of counterfeit liquor in his vicinity faced threats and was forced to flee for safety. He claimed that the police had allegedly disclosed his identity and contact details, putting his life at risk.
It’s alleged that the police betrayed Jesudas, who reported the illegal sale of liquor near Srimushnam village in Cuddalore district, by giving his information to the liquor-selling gang. The illicit liquor trade operates around the clock in Ramapuram village. Jesudas, the informant, faced threats to his life from the sellers after they obtained his phone number through the police. Terrified, Jesudas sought refuge in the forests nearby.
In his distress, he contacted the police control room “100”, accusing the Srimushnam police of collusion with the counterfeit liquor gangs. He pleaded for help, fearing for his life, and disclosed his location. Jesudas recounted his ordeal, stating that despite his efforts to report the illegal activity, the police’s actions put his life in jeopardy. He lamented his situation, expressing his desperation for assistance as he hid in fear for his safety.
Jesudas provided audio evidence detailing his plight. He narrated how he had been running from danger since morning and expressed disbelief at the police’s betrayal. Jesudas shared the chilling threats he received from the liquor sellers, who were actively seeking him out for retribution. Jesudas said, “I’ve made three calls from the morning, sir. I’ve made a complaint asking to connect the (police) station that someone is selling liquor illegally. Instead what did was, they gave my number to liquor sellers and informed them that I had made the complaint. Now they are confronting me about it, the police called us from Srimushnam station and gave us your number. Did you call and tell them? I will hack you to death. They are searching for me now, I am now hiding in a grove sitting with fear.” He subsequently conveyed all his current whereabouts to the emergency operator, while expressing doubt about sharing this information with the same police station. He lamented that they were the primary cause of his need to hide.
In the same district, a journalist had recorded video evidence of illegal alcohol sales and reported to the police. He was brutally assaulted by the illegal liquor-selling gang. In Kadoor village of Cuddalore district, an incident on Mahavir Jayanti saw the illegal sale of alcohol, prompting journalist Velan to record footage of the illicit activity. However, he found himself embroiled in a dispute with the illegal liquor sales gang. Despite notifying the police, Velan was later attacked by the gang while riding a two-wheeler near Kazhudur. He sustained serious injuries and is currently receiving treatment at Veppur Government Hospital. The community is critical of the police’s inaction in preventing illegal liquor sales and is demanding both an end to such activities and the arrest of those responsible for attacking the journalist.
பிளாக்கில் சரக்கு விற்பவரை போலீசிடம் போனில் புகார் கொடுத்தேன்.. புகார் கொடுத்த என்னையே சரக்கு விற்பவரிடம் போலீஸ் போட்டு கொடுத்ததால் அவர்கள் கத்தியுடன் அலைவதால் பயத்தில் தலைமறைவாக இருக்கிறேன்.. ஆடியோவால் அம்பலம்..#Cuddalore | #Police | #Liquor | #Audio | #ViralAudio |… pic.twitter.com/0kXzfU3OJV
A formal complaint has been filed against Mr. George Antonysamy, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Madras-Mylapore, alleging an attempt to sway voters using religious sentiments during the ongoing Lok Sabha elections.
The complaint in particular raises concerns about an editorial published by Antonysamy in ‘The New Leader’ magazine affiliated with the Archdiocese of Madras-Mylapore, Tamil Nadu, operating under the umbrella of a public charitable trust, ‘The New Leader Foundation’, with Archbishop Antonysamy serving as its president.
The recent edition of The New Leader magazine, published by the Archdiocese of Madras-Mylapore, featuring a cover story titled “Elections 24, Modi’s endgame,” that raises serious concerns.
The editorial in question, titled “General Election 2024: Statement from Tamil Nadu Bishops’ Council,” purportedly aimed to influence voter opinion by invoking religious sentiments and fear-mongering tactics.
In the guest editorial George Antonysamy openly criticized India, its elected central government, and its citizens.
In the editorial, he writes under the subheading – “Challenges we face as ‘Minorities’“, he writes, “There is an attempt to construct India as a mono-cultural nation denying the diversity of our country.” He further continues, “.. today’s Union Government is destroying this diversity and imposing the ideology of one religion, one language, and one culture on us. And along with fascist ideologies of a single party, single leadership, non-opposition India, it is overturning the very democratic philosophy of India.”
He further continues to peddle disharmony by stating, “Christians and Muslims are branded as anti-nationals and their fundamental rights such as the right to worship, places of worship, and religious celebrations are under attack. Our freedom of religion is being curtailed in the name of Anti Conversion Bill under the false accusation that Christians are proselytizing.” He also adds, “The government has tried to impose communal law on us in the name of common civil code.”
His guest editorial further talks about Stan Swamy, how media has come “under the clutches of ruling union government“, how opposition members are thrown out, how southern states are “neglected” in tax distribution, how state rights are being attacked without “even giving compensation we are entitled to during natural calamities” and that the EC, investigative bodies, courts are under “control of the government“.
In the end, he gives a call to action that all Christians must vote to “protect this land in a way that ensures religious faith and human rights of all people.” He also asks the readers to “reject sectarian parties” and calls to the people to “vote together with the majority of the people such as non-religious, democratic forces, marginalised people, backward, downtrodden, tribal people and workers“
In total, this editorial looks like it has been written by a DMK member especially because of the repeated use of the words “Union government” and parroting the same claims made by DMK ministers in Tamil Nadu.
“We will analyze the signs of the times based on gospel values and support the parties that protect freedom, equality, fraternity, democracy, social justice and the welfare of minorities in this election”, the editorial said.
Such actions further underscore the urgent need for decisive action to protect India’s legacy and uphold its integrity.
Several organizations fall under the purview of the Archdiocese of Madras-Mylapore and it becomes pertinent, given the character of the Archdiocese, that these organisations too, be thoroughly investigated for potential violations of FEMA, PMLA, and FCRA regulations. These organisations under the Archdiocese include the Estate of Sir John De Monte, the Archdiocese of Madras Mylapore Society, Madras Social Service Society, Chennai Mylai Educational Society, Jdax (John Demonte Academy of Excellence), The Cuomo Foundation Trust of India, and Caritas India.
Despite the ban on FCRA donations to churches and NGOs which clandestinely operate and use the funds allegedly for conversions, the Archdiocese appears to be engaging in blatant practices aimed at influencing elections and undermining the democratic process.
There have been calls for immediate and decisive action to investigate the Archdiocese’s alleged activities and requests to hold those guilty accountable for violating the law.
In light of the legal activism organization Legal Rights Protection Forum (LRPF) has raised the matter with the Election Commission of India saying “The said article was published with the ultimate intention of influencing the voters to vote on religious lines. Misusing their position of eminence within the Church, the Bishop’s Council has made a blatant attempt to polarize voters on religious lines. Serious action needs to be taken against the Bishop’s Council and the Archdiocese of Mylapore Madras.“
LRPF also alleged that the Bishop’s Council and Archdiocese of Mylapor-Madras are receiving huge amounts of funds arising out of vast endowments made in the past for various benefactors to further the Christian faith. They apparently control several FCRA-registered organizations receiving foreign funds from abroad.
“Instead of utilizing the funds for the purpose intended by the donors, the entities are using the same to spew venom against the central government, judiciary, parliament and media. This amounts to blatant misuse of the FCRA funds.“, the LRPF complaint alleged.
Urged @ECISVEEP for stringent action against Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore Archdiocese, George Antonysamy (President-Tamil Nadu Bishops' Council) for influencing voters on religious lines and creating atmosphere of victimhood amongst voters of Southern states through his writings pic.twitter.com/754eQTVMfv
— Legal Rights Protection Forum (@lawinforce) April 29, 2024
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