Communal Vigilantism Threatens Religious Harmony: M K Stalin Speaks Out

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin condemns the harassment of Kerala nuns in Chhattisgarh, highlighting the prevalence of communal vigilantism. He stresses the need for India's minorities to enjoy dignity and equal rights without fear, criticizing state inaction in enabling such incidents.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Chennai | Updated: 28-07-2025 19:27 IST | Created: 28-07-2025 19:27 IST
Communal Vigilantism Threatens Religious Harmony: M K Stalin Speaks Out
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin voiced his concern over the harassment of Kerala's Catholic nuns in Chhattisgarh on Monday, describing the situation as deeply disturbing.

In his social media post, Stalin condemned what he perceives as a pattern of communal vigilantism, facilitated by state inaction, leading to fear among minorities.

He asserted that India's minority communities deserve dignity and equal rights, emphasizing the urgent need for government action to prevent such targeted assaults.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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