Activist withdraws defamatory claims against Urimai chief Ramasamy

Activist Arun Dorasamy has withdrawn defamatory claims made against Urimai chief P. Ramasamy, bringing an end to a public dispute between the two individuals. Dorasamy has apologised for allegations that Ramasamy sought to 'destroy' Hinduism, acknowledging that the assertions were without factual basis.

The retraction marks a significant reversal for Dorasamy, who had publicly levelled serious accusations against the Urimai leader. The apology comes after what sources indicate was mounting pressure and legal considerations surrounding the nature of the claims made.

Ramasamy, a prominent religious and community figure, had contested the allegations made against him. The resolution of this matter reflects an attempt to move beyond the public acrimony that had characterised the dispute between the two figures.

Both individuals have historically been vocal on matters concerning Hindu affairs and community interests in the region. The withdrawal of the defamatory post signals a de-escalation in tensions between the activist and the Urimai chief, though the broader context of their disagreement remains unclear.