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Tamil Nadu CM Stalin Challenges Modi and Shah Over NEET, Delimitation, and State Autonomy

At a public event in Ponneri, Stalin called on the Union Government to address Tamil Nadu's demands on federalism, education, and representation while rejecting BJP's claims of diversionary tactics.

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Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin addresses during a press conference of the Opposition's Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) leaders meet, in Mumbai on Friday. (ANI)
Tamil Nadu chief minister MK Stalin hit out at Amit Shah for stating that he was using NEET, delimitation to divert attention
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Overview

  • Chief Minister M.K. Stalin demanded guarantees from Union Home Minister Amit Shah on NEET exemption, non-imposition of Hindi, and protection of Tamil Nadu's parliamentary representation in the upcoming delimitation process.
  • Stalin criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his remarks on states seeking funds, reminding him of his past statements as Gujarat CM advocating for state rights and autonomy.
  • The Tamil Nadu government has formed a high-level autonomy committee led by Justice Kurian Joseph to strengthen state rights and federalism, aiming to counter central overreach.
  • Stalin inaugurated over 6,700 completed projects and laid foundations for over 7,300 new initiatives in Ponneri, reinforcing his administration's developmental agenda ahead of the 2026 elections.
  • He dismissed BJP's alliance with AIADMK as a betrayal of Tamil Nadu's interests and asserted that the state's self-respect and autonomy would prevent Delhi's dominance.