Makkal Neethi Maiam (MNM) founder Kamal Haasan on Sunday alleged that the law and order in Tamil Nadu was deteriorating and asked the Government to take steps for the safety of women.
The actor-turned-politician was apparently referring to the recent incidents of assault on women in the State including the murder of a college student in Chennai a couple of days ago.
“The way women are treated here currently is shameful and they are facing lot of threats and problems on the roads,” he told reporters here, adding the Government should to take steps to provide safety to women. The MNM founder also dismissed allegations that he was receiving funds from Christian missionaries, saying, “All I can do is laugh it off.”
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