Last update:
Kolams shows messages like ‘Welcome Tamil Language’ and ‘Stop Hindi imposing,’
A view of colored Kolam on the roads in the area is rotating on social media platforms. (Screengreb through x/@ani)
Local residents in the Ayapakkam Housing Board area of the Vilivakkam Panchayat Association in Thiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu have allegedly voiced their opposition to the Central Government of Hindi language by attracting Kolams (Rangoli) outside their homes.
Kolms featured messages like ‘Welcome Tamil Language’ and ‘Stop Hindi imposing,’, which shows their dissatisfaction against the imposition of Hindi.
One ANI The view of colored Kolam on the roads in the area is revolving on the social media platform X.
#Watch Tamil Nadu: In the Ayapakkam Housing Board area of the Villivakkam Panchayat Association of Thiruvallur district, the local people pulled their protest against the central government by pulling Kolams (Rangoli) in front of their homes, stating that ‘Welcome Tamil language’ and ‘stop Hindi … pic.twitter.com/t9rsxqzhmd– Annie (@ani) February 19, 2025
This protest has come in view of the comments made by Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister and DMK leader Udayanidhi Stalin.
Stalin, while addressing a rally on Tuesday, strongly criticized the BJP -led Central Government’s National Education Policy (NEP) and three -lingual policy, warning that these policies could endanger the future of Tamil and its speakers. .
Stalin highlighted the threat created by Hindi for regional languages, claiming that Hindi had already oversee many languages in North India and Tamil could also be at risk.
The Deputy Chief Minister clarified that the people of Tamil Nadu would not allow the Center to force these policies to them. He also expressed his concerns about NEP, saying that it was an issue not only for DMK but for the future of Tamil children across the state.
During his speech, Stalin urged the opposition AIADMK to join DMK against these policies. He insisted that political parties should keep their differences separate and be united to oppose the allegations of Hindi and NEP.
“They want to impose Hindi again. Not 100 but thousands of people will sacrifice their lives for Tamil. I urge the Center not to do children’s education or do politics in their future and release money, “he told the crowd.
(With input from agencies)
- Place :
Tamil Nadu, India, India
