Tamil Nadu Debates Hindi Imposition and Delimitation Concerns

Chief Minister MK Stalin and Union Minister Amit Shah clash over language policies and potential impacts of Lok Sabha seat redistribution.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has reiterated opposition to the imposition of Hindi, emphasizing the state's commitment to its two-language policy of Tamil and English.
Union Minister Amit Shah assured southern states, including Tamil Nadu, that no parliamentary seats would be reduced during the upcoming delimitation process, promising fair representation.
The DMK has accused the BJP-led central government of using the National Education Policy (NEP) to enforce a three-language formula, which they view as a backdoor effort to impose Hindi.
Stalin has called for an all-party meeting on March 5 to address concerns over potential reductions in Tamil Nadu's Lok Sabha representation due to population-based delimitation.
Actor-politician Vijay criticized both the DMK and BJP for their handling of the language and education policy debates, likening their disputes to a 'kindergarten fight.'