Madras High Court asks police to release Udhayanidhi Stalin today itself on station bail after questioning

Madras High Court asks police to release Udhayanidhi Stalin today itself on station bail after questioning

Download AppNewsIndiaRelease Udhayanidhi Stalin today after questioning, Madras High Court tells cops During the hearing, Tamil Nadu Advocate General Vijay Narayan informed the Madras High Court that Thanjavur Police had arrested Udhayanidhi and taken him to Thanjavur. However, he clarified that the police did not intend to seek his judicial remand and only wanted to question him before releasing him on station bail.DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin was booked, picked up by police and arrested in a matter of hours following his controversial remarks (PTI)The Madras High Court on Tuesday directed Tamil Nadu Police to release Assembly Leader of Opposition Udhayanidhi Stalin on station bail the same day, hours after he was arrested in connection with a controversial remark that many have interpreted as referring to actor Trisha.The court order came moments after he was arrested over a controversial remark made during a speech in which he was targeting Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay over the Cauvery water dispute.The remark has been widely read as a sexual innuendo and as a reference to actor Trisha and her friendship with Vijay. It has also drawn condemnation from political parties across Tamil Nadu.During the hearing, Tamil Nadu Advocate General Vijay Narayan informed the Madras High Court that Thanjavur Police had arrested Udhayanidhi and taken him to Thanjavur. However, he clarified that the police did not intend to seek his judicial remand and only wanted to question him before releasing him on station bail. "The police do not intend to remand him to judicial custody but only to question Udhayanidhi," the state told the court.- EndsPublished On: Aug 4, 2026 14:28 IST

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