In a recent statement, Chief Minister M K Stalin of Tamil Nadu criticized the BJP for allegedly following Nathuram Godse’s path instead of embracing Gandhi’s principles. Stalin highlighted the issue of undue Hindi imposition in Tamil Nadu without a similar effort to promote the teaching of Tamil in North India. This criticism comes amidst ongoing debates about language imposition and cultural diversity in the country. The Chief Minister’s comments have reignited discussions about the need for preserving regional languages and cultures across India. The statement is likely to resonate with many in Tamil Nadu and other states advocating for linguistic equality and cultural respect. This development reflects the broader tensions surrounding language politics and identity in the diverse Indian landscape. The issue is expected to spark further debates and discussions on the importance of linguistic diversity and inclusivity in the country.