Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has spoken out against delimitation based on population census, stating that it unfairly penalizes states like Tamil Nadu that have effectively implemented population control measures. He also criticized the three-language policy, claiming it is a form of Hindi imposition. The Chief Minister accused the Governor of acting in a manner that goes against the interests of the state. These statements were made in the midst of ongoing debates and discussions regarding state policies and governance. Chief Minister Stalin’s remarks shed light on the challenges faced by states like Tamil Nadu and the continuous struggle for justice and autonomy. The government’s stance on these issues reflects a commitment to protecting the rights and interests of the people of Tamil Nadu. The Chief Minister’s strong words underscore the importance of upholding state autonomy and ensuring that policies are in the best interests of the state and its residents.