Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has reiterated his criticism of the BJP-led central government’s language policies in the National Education Policy 2020. Stalin has accused the BJP leaders of showing bias against Tamil Nadu and treating its people as second-class citizens. He has questioned the commitment of the BJP towards the Tamil language and has demanded linguistic equality. Stalin has been vocal about his opposition to the imposition of Hindi on non-Hindi speaking states like Tamil Nadu. He has called for the removal of any attempts to impose Hindi on the state and has emphasized the importance of preserving and promoting the Tamil language. The Chief Minister’s remarks come in the midst of ongoing debates and discussions surrounding language policies in India, particularly in relation to the promotion of Hindi as a national language. Stalin’s strong stance on the issue reflects the sentiments of many in Tamil Nadu who are passionate about preserving their linguistic and cultural identity. The Chief Minister’s call for linguistic equality and his criticism of the BJP government’s language policies have sparked discussions and debates across the state. It remains to be seen how the central government will respond to Stalin’s demands and whether any changes will be made to address the concerns raised by him and others in Tamil Nadu.