New Delhi. Apart from South films, actor Kamal Haasan, who has acted in many Hindi films, has also come out in opposition to Hindi. On the language dispute released in Tamil Nadu, Kamal Haasan also made Chief Minister M.K. Supporting Stalin’s point, the central government accused the south states of forcibly imposing Hindi. Kamal Haasan, president of Makkal Nidhi Mayam (MNM), said that the BJP government at the Center wants to make ‘India’ (India) ‘Hindia’.
In an all -party meeting convened by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Stalin to protest against delimitation, Kamal Haasan said that no decision on delimitation by the central government will not be beneficial for non -Hindi speaking states. At the same time, after the conclusion of the all -party meeting on delimitation, Tamil Nadu Minister Thangam Thenarasu said, “I want to thank all the political parties who participated in today’s all -party meeting and unanimously supported the proposal brought by our CM regarding delimitation.” Political parties and their representatives participating in this meeting have told about their stance.
VIDEO | Chennai: Here’s what tamil nadu minister Thannarasu said after the conclusion of all-party meeting on delimitation.
“I would like to thank all the political parties who have participated in today’s all-party meeting and unanimously supported the resolution… pic.twitter.com/ctimb4njzl
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Let us tell you that the central government wants to bring three linguistic formulas under the new education policy, but Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin is constantly opposing Hindi. Earlier, he had alleged that the BJP wants to end Tamil language by promoting Hindi in Tamil Nadu. Stalin’s son Udayanidhi Stalin also recently involved in the protest against the central government by the India alliance parties, saying that due to Hindi, the local languages spoken in the states of North India, such as Haryanvi, Rajasthani, Bhojpuri, are about to end. Hindi has become a major language in all these states.
