Seeking action against the man who hurled the slipper, DMK working president M K Stalin said the incident was an attempt to lower the reputation of Tamil Nadu and unacceptable in a civilised society.
Stalin, who is also the Leader of Opposition in the state Assembly, said the incident went against the culture of Tamils.
Citing the presence of a posse of police personnel, he wondered how the incident occurred and urged stern action against the man.
He said the DGP had the duty and responsibility to prevent recurrence of such incidents.
However, the slipper missed the target.
The man was taken into custody.
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