A Tamil writer got embroiled in controversy after he allegedly made inflammatory remarks about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah at a meeting organized by the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) against the Citizenship Amendment Act.

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The BJP's Tamil Nadu unit has filed a police complaint against Tamil writer Nilai Kannan seeking action. The case has been registered after the video of Kannan's alleged statement went viral at a meeting held in Tirunelveli on Saturday. The party's state general secretary KS Narendran submitted a separate application to the DGP seeking strict action against the writer, saying that Kannan's remark is against national integrity and may lead to communal conflict.

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The complaint, in this case, alleged that the writer told the attendees that 'he is surprised as to why the Muslims have not yet murdered the Prime Minister and the Home Minister.' Participate in based programs. The BJP alleged that Kannan used rude and derogatory language in his address for more than half an hour.

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