Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has taken a firm stand against delimitation based on population census, stating that it unfairly penalizes states like Tamil Nadu that have effectively implemented population control measures. In addition, he has expressed strong criticism towards the three-language policy, labeling it as a form of Hindi imposition. Furthermore, Chief Minister Stalin has accused the Governor of Tamil Nadu of working against the state’s best interests. These statements come amidst growing tensions between the state government and the central authorities. The Chief Minister’s stance reflects the ongoing struggles faced by Tamil Nadu in its quest for justice and autonomy within the Indian political landscape. This bold declaration is likely to resonate with many residents of Tamil Nadu who feel marginalized by central government policies. The Chief Minister’s unwavering commitment to protecting the state’s interests is a testament to his dedication to serving the people of Tamil Nadu.