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AIADMK MP from Tamil Nadu C.V. Shanmugam is an actress Nayanthara (Nayanthara) The derogatory and offensive statement made about it has now caused a huge controversy. The fact that he made such a low-level statement during the protest organized by his party for the safety of women has become a target of public outrage. C.V. Shanmugam (CV Shanmugam) His statement was condemned by the South Indian Artists Association. The association demanded an immediate apology.

Incident Background: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin had recently assured the people of the state that ‘Share your dreams, the government will work hard to fulfill them’. Criticizing this, MP Shanmugam gave an indecent example by using the name of former President APJ Abdul Kalam.

‘Abdul Kalam said to dream. Stalin is saying share his dreams. If I have a dream to marry Nayantara, will Stalin fulfill it? If someone went to Stalin and asked him to marry Nayantara, would he marry him?’ Shanmugam asked sarcastically. At this time, the other leaders who were nearby laughed and supported this, which caused further dissatisfaction.

@thenewsminute : When are you going to report against CV Shanmugam, ADMK? pic.twitter.com/1QFwpWYBIL

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Nayantara’s name was unnecessarily dragged into the CV. Shanmugam’s behavior has been strongly condemned by the South Indian Film Artists Association. In a letter to the MP, the Sangh said, ‘Honourable MP, your words are very insulting and shameful. “You have insulted the dignity of the parliamentarian and spoken obscenely about our colleague Nayanthara,” it said.

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‘Representatives elected by the people must maintain utmost caution and respect while speaking in public. But you forgot that. “You should immediately tender an unconditional apology and promise not to speak such light words about women in the film industry again,” the association demanded.

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