Archive · 26 Dec 2025
Stalin condemns attacks on minorities
The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin, strongly spoke out against attacks on minority groups.
He said that it's everyone's duty to stop groups that cause trouble and make sure minorities feel safe.
He mentioned that there has been a big increase in hate speech since the BJP came to power, which is very worrying.
At the same time, Prime Minister Modi sent a message of peace and harmony for Christmas, but there was an incident where some people disrupted a Christmas celebration at a school in Assam.
This has made people question how well the government is protecting minority rights.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin condemned attacks on minorities and emphasized the need for firm action against extremist groups.
Stalin cited a 74% rise in hate speech against minorities since the BJP assumed office, signaling grave danger.
He asserted that the true strength of the majority lies in ensuring minorities live without fear.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended Christmas greetings, emphasizing harmony and coexistence.
An incident of disruption at a Christian-run school in Assam during Christmas celebrations raised concerns about religious tolerance and minority safety.
- Who
- MK Stalin, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
- What
- Condemnation of attacks on minorities and rise in hate speech
- When
- December 25, 2025
- Where
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Why
- To assert the importance of protecting minority rights and ensuring their safety, and to highlight the rise in hate speech and incidents of violence against minorities
MK Stalin
BJP Government
Hate Speech Increase
MK Stalin
Cited a 74% rise in hate speech against minorities since the BJP assumed office, signaling grave danger.
BJP Government
No direct response to the claim, but PM Modi emphasized harmony and coexistence.
Handling of Incidents
MK Stalin
Stressed the need for firm action against extremist groups to protect minorities.
BJP Government
PM Modi's message of harmony contrasted with incidents like the Assam school disruption, raising questions about enforcement.
- Person
- MK Stalin
- Role
- Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
- Date
- December 25, 2025
- Location
- Chennai, Tamil Nadu
- Issue
- Attacks on minorities and rise in hate speech
- Incident
- Assam school disruption during Christmas
- PM's Response
- Extended Christmas greetings, emphasized harmony
Sources
Attack on minorities unacceptable: TN CM Stalin
Modi’s Christmas call for harmony clashes with Assam school disruption
CM Stalin condemns attacks on minorities
Rise In Hate Speech Against Minorities Since BJP Assumed Office: MK Stalin
