Speaking to reporters in Thoothukudi, Minister for Milk and Dairy Development K.T. Rajenthra Bhalaji said Kamal Haasan's tongue should be chopped off for saying that as terrorism does not have any religion
Earlier, Kamal Haasan had stoked a row, when in November 2017, he took potshots at what he termed as 'Hindu extremism,' which drew condemnation from the BJP and Hindu outfits.
Kamal Haasan assured the public that all the winners in the Lok Sabha elections would deliver and fulfil the promises they had made during the regime, adding that they would be removed if proved otherwise.
Talking at length about Kashmir and problems plaguing in the region, Haasan said that if India and Pakistan 'behave well', the Line of Control (LoC) will be under check.
Speaking at a press meet, Hassan said, his party has authorised him to take a decision on forging an alliance with like-minded parties for next year's Lok Sabha polls.
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