The ongoing dispute between MK Stalin’s DMK party and the BJP over the delimitation of constituencies in Tamil Nadu has put the Congress-India Bloc in a difficult position. The issue stems from the imposition of Hindi and the National Education Policy (NEP) in the state, causing tensions between the two political factions. The Congress-India Bloc, which includes Congress, Left parties, and regional outfits, is caught in the middle of the conflict, trying to navigate the delicate balance between supporting their ally, the DMK, and maintaining a cordial relationship with the BJP. The upcoming delimitation exercise in Tamil Nadu has further exacerbated the situation, with both parties vying for political advantage in the state. The DMK has been vocal in its opposition to the imposition of Hindi and the NEP, while the BJP has defended its policies as necessary for national integration. As the standoff continues, the Congress-India Bloc finds itself in a quandary, torn between loyalty to its ally and the need to maintain a working relationship with the ruling party at the center. The outcome of this dispute could have far-reaching implications for the political landscape in Tamil Nadu and beyond, as the state gears up for crucial elections in the coming years.