Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has taken a firm stance against the delimitation based on population census, stating that it unfairly penalizes states like Tamil Nadu that have effectively implemented population control measures. In a recent statement, he criticized the three-language policy, denouncing it as a form of Hindi imposition. The Chief Minister also accused the Governor of working against the state’s interests. These remarks come amidst ongoing debates and tensions surrounding language policies and delimitation in India. The Chief Minister’s strong words reflect the ongoing struggles faced by states like Tamil Nadu in their quest for justice and autonomy. Stay updated on the latest developments in this story to understand the implications for Tamil Nadu and the larger political landscape in India.