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Minor Hindu Sisters Kidnapped, Converted In Sindh; Court Sends Them To Shelter

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Minor Hindu Sisters Kidnapped, Converted In Sindh; Court Sends Them To Shelter

DMK chief M.K.

Stalin has hit out at Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay over remarks concerning his arrest under the Maintenance of Internal Security Act (MISA).

Stalin accused the Chief Minister and the TVK government of using MISA and the Sarkaria Commission as diversionary tactics because they are unable to answer opposition questions.

Responding to the controversy, Stalin stated that he does not need to prove his imprisonment under MISA to anyone and maintained that nobody is qualified to judge his sacrifice.

He added that his history regarding MISA has been documented and remains an indelible mark that cannot be erased by time.

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