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Udhayanidhi Stalin Condemns Centre’s Policies as Threat to Tamil Identity

Tamil Nadu’s Deputy Chief Minister urges students to resist NEP, NEET, and three-language policy, accusing the BJP-led government of Hindi imposition.

Tamil Nadu ceputy chief minister Udhayanidhi Stalin
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Overview

  • Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin criticized the BJP-led central government for using NEET, the National Education Policy (NEP), and the three-language formula to impose Hindi on Tamil Nadu.
  • Speaking at the Government Arts College in Chennai, he called on students to remain vigilant against what he described as threats to Tamil language and education.
  • He invoked the legacy of the 1965 anti-Hindi agitations, crediting student protests with safeguarding Tamil identity and culture in the past.
  • Udhayanidhi Stalin inaugurated the ₹4.80 crore Kalaignar Kalaiarangam auditorium, named after former Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi, to emphasize Tamil cultural heritage.
  • The DMK government continues to frame the Centre’s policies as federal overreach, linking education reforms to political and cultural challenges.