In a recent development, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has taken a firm stance against delimitation based on population census, asserting that it unfairly penalizes states such as Tamil Nadu that have effectively implemented population control measures. He has also voiced strong opposition to the three-language policy, denouncing it as a form of Hindi imposition. Additionally, Stalin has accused the Governor of acting in a manner that goes against the interests of the state. These statements come amidst a backdrop of ongoing political tensions and debates surrounding issues of federalism and linguistic diversity in India. The Chief Minister’s remarks highlight the challenges faced by regional leaders in navigating complex political landscapes and advocating for the rights and interests of their respective states. Stay tuned for further updates on this evolving story.