The Communist Party of India (CPI) has called for the implementation of a policy to ensure that 75% of jobs in Tamil Nadu are reserved for Tamil-speaking individuals. The demand was made to address the concerns of local residents who feel marginalized in the job market. The CPI emphasized the need to prioritize the employment of Tamils in both the public and private sectors to promote social justice and equal opportunities. The party argued that such a policy would help reduce unemployment rates among Tamil-speaking youth and contribute to the overall development of the state. The call for job reservation for Tamils comes at a time when concerns about job opportunities for local residents have been heightened due to increasing competition from non-Tamil speaking individuals. The CPI’s proposal aims to protect the interests of Tamil Nadu’s indigenous population and ensure their representation in the workforce. The party has urged the state government to take immediate action to implement the 75% job reservation policy to safeguard the rights of Tamil-speaking residents and promote inclusive growth in the state.