Vetrimaaran condemns Amit Shah's remarks on BR Ambedkar
The director, who was in Chennai to attend a screening of Vidhuthalai-2 at Kasi Theater, spoke to reporters about the controversy that erupted following Amit Shah's comments in the Rajya Sabha, according to a Daily Thanthi report.
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CHENNAI: Director Vetrimaaran has strongly condemned Union Home Minister Amit Shah's recent remarks on Dr BR Ambedkar.
The director, who was in Chennai to attend a screening of Vidhuthalai-2 at Kasi Theater, spoke to reporters about the controversy that erupted following Amit Shah's comments in the Rajya Sabha, according to a Daily Thanthi report.
Responding to a question from journalists, Vetrimaaran stated, "What he said is highly condemnable."
His remarks come in the wake of a heated debate in Parliament last Tuesday on the Constitution Bill.
During the discussion, Amit Shah remarked, "Opposition parties regularly invoking Ambedkar's name has become a tradition. If they had instead chanted God's name this many times, they would have earned a place in heaven."
These comments have sparked outrage, with opposition parties, particularly those aligned with the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance, demanding an apology from Amit Shah.
