CM Stalin: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin greeted the people on the occasion of Ugadi. He wished Ugadi to the Telugu and Kannada people. Stalin also made a post on social media. This has sparked a controversy now. Especially the Kannada people are expressing extreme anger over the post made by MK Stalin.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin greeted the people on the occasion of the Telugu New Year. He posted Ugadi wishes especially to the Telugu and Kannada people on social media. However, this post has now become controversial. Although he did not say anything wrong in it, Kannada people are expressing extreme anger. They are commenting saying that he should not have said such things. Let us now find out what exactly CM Stalin posted and why Kannada people are so angry.

CM Stalin: Controversial Ugadi Post

I wish a joyful #Ugadi to all my Telugu and Kannada speaking Dravidian sisters and brothers as you welcome the New Year with hope and celebration.

In the face of growing linguistic and political threats like #HindiImposition and #Delimitation, the need for southern unity has… pic.twitter.com/a1AGVvEjbl

— M.K.Stalin (@mkstalin) March 30, 2025

On the occasion of Ugadi, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister posted a post on his official X site. In it, he wrote, “Wishing Ugadi to our Telugu and Kannada speaking Dravidian brothers and sisters who are welcoming the new year with new hopes.” He said that in the face of linguistic and political threats like the forced implementation of the Hindi language and the re-division of constituencies, there is a great need for all the people of the South to remain united. He also said that we should all defeat every attempt to undermine our rights and our identity.

Moreover, he suggested that this Ugadi should be an inspiration for our unity. He surprised the people by writing Ugadi greetings to everyone in Kannada as well as Telugu. However, instead of responding to this post and saying thank you, the Kannada people are expressing extreme anger.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin was advised to remember that they are not Dravidians. On the other hand, Tamil hero Vijay Thalapathy and TVK party leader also responded to this issue. The Chief Minister said that it is not right to call Kannadigas Dravidians. He accused the DMK party of misleading people under the guise of the Dravidian model. And CM Stalin is yet to respond to this. It remains to be seen whether he will admit his mistake and apologize to Kannadigas or defend his comments.

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