Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has strongly condemned the BJP, calling for the removal of Hindi from all Union government offices. In a recent statement, Stalin emphasized the importance of taking concrete actions to support the Tamil language, rather than mere symbolic gestures. He advocated for making Tamil an official language and putting an end to the imposition of Hindi. The Chief Minister stressed the necessity of implementing practical measures such as introducing special schemes and ensuring adequate disaster relief funds for Tamil Nadu. Stalin’s remarks come amidst ongoing debates and tensions regarding language policies in India, particularly in states like Tamil Nadu where there is a strong sentiment towards promoting regional languages. This call for the removal of Hindi from government offices reflects the broader push for linguistic diversity and the preservation of regional languages in the country. The issue of language imposition has long been a contentious issue in India, with various states advocating for the protection and promotion of their respective languages. As the debate continues, it remains to be seen how the central government will respond to Stalin’s demands and address the concerns raised by Tamil Nadu regarding language policies and official language status.