The Communist Party of India (CPI) has urged the Tamil Nadu government to ensure that 75% of jobs in the state are reserved for Tamils. The demand comes in light of the state government’s proposal to implement a 10.5% reservation for Vanniyars in education and employment. The CPI argues that the reservation should not be confined to just one community and that it should be extended to all Tamil people. The party has also called for the implementation of a 75% job quota for Tamils in industries, government departments, and other sectors. The CPI believes that such a reservation will help address the issue of unemployment among the Tamil population in the state. The party has raised concerns about the rising unemployment rate in Tamil Nadu and believes that the job quota for Tamils will help in providing employment opportunities to the local population. The CPI has called on the state government to take immediate action to implement the 75% job reservation for Tamils to ensure that the benefits reach the intended beneficiaries. The party’s demand is aimed at promoting social justice and ensuring equal opportunities for all Tamil people in the state.