Actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has supported the police action taken against Tamil Nadu leader Udhayanidhi Stalin. Udhayanidhi was accused of making indecent remarks about Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and actress Trisha Krishnan during a rally. Following this, the Chennai Police took him into custody. Kangana wrote on her Instagram story that obscene and vulgar jokes cannot be tolerated in any civilised society. She has called Udhayanidhi's arrest a good precedent. Even if bail was granted, action was necessary Kangana Ranaut reacted to this entire controversy on her Instagram story. She wrote that using foul language and making vulgar double-meaning jokes on public platforms is not acceptable in any civilised society. Stalin was sent to jail for this crime. Even though he was released on bail, this is a very good precedent. Before Kangana, BJP leader Khushbu Sundar had also condemned Udhayanidhi's statement and demanded an unconditional apology from him to Trisha. Chinmayi said - Stop dragging women into politics Singer Chinmayi Sripada questioned the mindset of politicians by sharing a post on social media platform X. She wrote that it would be much better if men involved in politics stopped dragging women who have nothing to do with them into their schemes. Chinmayi further said that initially, she could not understand what Udhayanidhi meant. Later, when someone explained its meaning, she realised that it was abusive language targeting women. She said that better behavior was expected from young leaders, but they disappointed. Khushbu Sundar said - This is cheap politics Actress and BJP leader Khushbu Sundar also reacted sharply to Udhayanidhi Stalin's statement. She called the remark extremely cheap and shameful. Khushbu said that women's dignity cannot be toyed with in the name of political differences. Normalising such language on public platforms is wrong. She demanded that Udhayanidhi Stalin should publicly and unconditionally apologise to actress Trisha. Udhayanidhi had commented on the crowd's slogan This entire controversy began during a DMK protest organised in Thanjavur. While Udhayanidhi was giving a speech, targeting Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay over the Cauvery water dispute, some people from the crowd started chanting 'Trisha-Trisha'. It is alleged that Udhayanidhi commented on this, saying, "Whether water reaches anywhere else or not, it must reach there." Later, he clarified that his reference was to the Cauvery water. When the police detained him in Chennai as the controversy escalated, he called it the government's 'act of revenge'. Udhayanidhi defends his remarks Speaking to the media after being taken into police custody, Udhayanidhi Stalin defended his statement, saying, "You have heard my speech. Did I say anything wrong? Did I name anyone other than the Chief Minister?" He maintained that he had not referred to anyone else by name. However, critics and opposition leaders alleged that his remarks were an indirect reference to the social media speculation linking actress Trisha Krishnan with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, which led to the controversy.