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Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin confirms his jawbone was broken in MISA remarks to Vijay
✍️ Nagaland Post
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 07:03 PM
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Chief Minister M.K. Stalin told Vijay that his jawbone had indeed been broken, a statement made during a discussion on the controversial MISA issue.
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin addressed the media on Thursday, responding to Vijay's comments about the Maharashtra Information Security Act (MISA). In the exchange, Stalin affirmed that his jawbone had indeed been fractured, a reference to a prior injury that had been the subject of speculation.
Stalin's acknowledgment came as part of a broader dialogue on the legal and political implications of MISA, with the chief minister emphasizing the need for clarity and transparency in the ongoing debate. He reiterated that personal health issues should not distract from the substantive discussion on the legislation.
Political analysts noted that Stalin's direct admission could defuse rumors circulating about his fitness to lead, while also shifting focus back to the core issues surrounding MISA. The chief minister concluded by urging all parties to concentrate on constructive dialogue rather than personal attacks.
The statement was made at a press conference in Chennai, where reporters sought clarification on both the health claim and the government's stance on the controversial act.
Stalin's acknowledgment came as part of a broader dialogue on the legal and political implications of MISA, with the chief minister emphasizing the need for clarity and transparency in the ongoing debate. He reiterated that personal health issues should not distract from the substantive discussion on the legislation.
Political analysts noted that Stalin's direct admission could defuse rumors circulating about his fitness to lead, while also shifting focus back to the core issues surrounding MISA. The chief minister concluded by urging all parties to concentrate on constructive dialogue rather than personal attacks.
The statement was made at a press conference in Chennai, where reporters sought clarification on both the health claim and the government's stance on the controversial act.