Tamil Nadu’s Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has voiced his opposition to Hindi imposition, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding Tamil identity and culture. In a critique of the central government’s language policies, including the National Education Policy and the three-language formula, Stalin accuses them of favoring Hindi. He urges students to be vigilant against these strategies and to stand up for Tamil language and education, drawing on past anti-Hindi protests as a precedent. The resistance to Hindi imposition is seen by Stalin as a vital aspect of preserving the ethnic fabric of Tamil Nadu.