In a recent statement, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has defended his government’s stance against delimitation based on population census, stating that it unfairly penalizes states like Tamil Nadu that have effectively implemented population control measures. He further criticized the three-language policy, labeling it as a form of Hindi imposition on non-Hindi speaking states. Additionally, the Chief Minister accused the Governor of working against the interests of Tamil Nadu. These remarks come amidst a growing debate over issues of federalism and state autonomy in India. The Chief Minister’s strong position reflects the ongoing struggle for states like Tamil Nadu to assert their rights and maintain control over their own governance. As the political landscape continues to evolve, it is clear that leaders like M.K. Stalin are determined to fight for justice and equality for their states.