Chennai: DMK Chief M Karunanidhi on Thursday dared Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa to initiate legal proceedings against him for his remarks that she had written a letter to AIADMK founder M G R criticising Tamil film actor Kamal Hassan.
"I have enough evidence. I am ready to produce them in the court when Chief Minister files a complaint", Mr Karunanidhi said in a statement, after Jayalalithaa said she would initiate legal proceedings against him.
Mr Karunanidhi had on Wednesday said Jayalalithaa wrote a letter to late MGR complaining that Kamal Hassan had not given adequate publicity in the media to him (MGR), who had participated in a special show of a film for raising funds.
There was no need for her to write a letter when she can discuss with the late leader directly.
"I have enough evidence. I am ready to produce them in the court when Chief Minister files a complaint", Mr Karunanidhi said in a statement, after Jayalalithaa said she would initiate legal proceedings against him.
Mr Karunanidhi had on Wednesday said Jayalalithaa wrote a letter to late MGR complaining that Kamal Hassan had not given adequate publicity in the media to him (MGR), who had participated in a special show of a film for raising funds.
There was no need for her to write a letter when she can discuss with the late leader directly.
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