TVK MLA Kanimozhi Claims Udhayanidhi Stalin's Family Consulted Her for Astrology

23 Aug 2026Updated 23 days ago1 source

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TVK MLA Kanimozhi, who is also an astrologer, claimed that family members of DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin contacted her to consult astrology regarding election prospects. Speaking at an event, she criticized the DMK's atheist stance, alleging that its leaders privately seek astrological guidance while publicly claiming otherwise, and asserted that she has evidence of the communication.

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What happened

TVK MLA Kanimozhi claimed that family members of DMK leader Udhayanidhi Stalin contacted her for astrological consultations regarding their election prospects. She alleged that she possesses evidence of these phone calls.

Why it matters

The allegations target the rationalist and atheist stance of the ruling DMK party, highlighting perceived contradictions between the party's public ideology and private practices of its leaders' families.

What we know

  • Kanimozhi is described as the MLA for Kavundampalayam constituency representing TVK.
  • She has a background as an astrologer.
  • She publicly claimed to have evidence of calls from Udhayanidhi Stalin's household asking for astrological readings.

What we don't know

  • The identity of the specific person who allegedly called Kanimozhi.
  • The authenticity of the evidence Kanimozhi claims to hold.
  • Any official response from Udhayanidhi Stalin or the DMK regarding these claims.

What's next

A potential response from the DMK or Udhayanidhi Stalin's camp addressing the allegations.

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