Annamalai Rejects TVK’s Claims Linking BJP And L Murugan To ‘Jana Nayagan’ Leak, Calls It Political Indecency

Former Tamil Nadu BJP chief K. Annamalai has strongly denied allegations made by the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) linking the party and Union Minister L. Murugan to the online leak of the film Jana Nayagan.

Calling the claims "political indecency," Annamalai said the BJP has no role in the film's release or the alleged leak.

"Do Not Drag BJP Into This": Annamalai

Speaking on the issue, Annamalai questioned why the BJP was being brought into a matter related to film piracy.

He said that it is the responsibility of the police to investigate the leak and take strict action against those involved. He urged that those responsible should be identified and punished instead of making political accusations.

Annamalai added that linking the BJP to such incidents for political gain is unfair and misleading.

TVK's Allegations Spark Political Row

The controversy began after TVK leader Aadhav Arjuna accused Union Minister L. Murugan of misusing his position.

He alleged that Murugan, who is associated with the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, used influence over the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to leak the film before its official release.

Arjuna also claimed that the minister acted in coordination with Tamil Nadu leader Udhayanidhi Stalin to make the film available online early.

These allegations have intensified the political debate around the issue.

BJP Denies Any Role in Film Certification

Responding to the claims, Annamalai clarified that the BJP does not control the CBFC in the manner being suggested.

He stressed that the party has no involvement in film production, certification, or distribution processes. According to him, such accusations are baseless and politically motivated.

Calls for Proper Investigation

Annamalai reiterated that the focus should remain on identifying those responsible for the leak and ensuring accountability.

He urged authorities to conduct a fair and thorough investigation so that such incidents can be prevented in the future.