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'Stalin knows neither Hindi nor English': Annamalai's dig at DMK over language row - Vimarsana News

'Stalin knows neither Hindi nor English': Annamalai's dig at DMK over language row

Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai has hit out at the DMK government, alleging the party of playing dirty politics over Hindi and Tamil languages. Annamalai's comments came after state Chief Minister M K Stalin asserted that Tamil Nadu would reject any form of Hindi hegemony, in response to Home Minister Amit Shah's statement that Hindi must be accepted without opposition.

Source: theweek.in
'Hindi must be accepted without any opposition': Amit Shah - Vimarsana News

'Hindi must be accepted without any opposition': Amit Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that Hindi is not in a competition with any local languages and that India can be empowered through the promotion of all Indian languages.

MK Stalin warns Amit Shah not to ignite '1965 Anti-Hindi Imposition Agitations' - Vimarsana News

MK Stalin warns Amit Shah not to ignite '1965 Anti-Hindi Imposition Agitations'

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister reiterated that the state would reject any form of Hindi hegemony and imposition.

Shah says accept Hindi with goodwill; TN rejects hegemony, retorts Stalin - Vimarsana News

Shah says accept Hindi with goodwill; TN rejects hegemony, retorts Stalin

Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated that Hindi should be the official language of India, adding that acceptance should come from goodwill

Source: siasat.com
TN CM Stalin denounces Amit Shah push for Hindi, cautious against igniting 'embers' of 1965 agitations | India News - Vimarsana News

TN CM Stalin denounces Amit Shah push for Hindi, cautious against igniting 'embers' of 1965 agitations | India News

Tamil Nadu remains the only state that has maintained a two-language policy of Tamil and English, against the three-language policy in other states.