The three-language policy and Hindi imposition row took a clear signal Thursday (March 27, 2025) when Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Stalin slams Yogi Adityanath for calling it “slender politics”. He termed Mr. Adityanath’s remarks on “hate” as not simply irony but “political black comedy at its darkest.”
“Tamil Nadu’s honest and company voice on #TwoLanguagePolicy and #FairDelimitation is echoing nationwide—and the BJP is honestly rattled. Just watch their leaders’ interviews,” Mr. Stalin stated in a post on social media. “And now Hon’ble Yogi Adityanath wants to lecture us on hate? Spare us. This isn’t irony—it’s political black comedy at its darkest.
Stalin slams Yogi Adityanath
We don’t oppose any language; we oppose imposition and chauvinism. This isn’t insurrection-for-votes politics. This is a conflict for dignity and justice,” Mr. Stalin wrote on his social systems sharing a link to a news record on Mr. Adityanath’s comments.
After Stalin slams Yogi Adityanath, Mr. Adityanath accused Mr. Stalin of trying to create divisions based on area and language for vote bank. He also puzzled why Hindi was being hated.
“The country not to be divided on the idea of language or place. We are grateful to Prime Minister Modi ji for organizing the third technology of the Kashi-Tamil Sangamam in Varanasi. Tamil is one of the oldest languages in India, and its history is as historic as Sanskrit. Every Indian has respect and reverence for Tamil because many elements of Indian background are still alive in the language. So, why have we to hate Hindi?”
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