Chennai/Hyderabad, Oct 15 (Maxim News): It is known that there are differences between the Center and the Tamil Nadu government on the three-language principle. In the wake of these differences, CM Stalin, who changed the education policy, seems to have recently taken a key decision against the Hindi language in the state.
It is learnt that a bill will be introduced in the assembly with the aim of banning Hindi language in the state. It is learnt that an emergency meeting was held between legal experts and the government last night to discuss this proposed law.
National media reports citing relevant sources say that this bill has been framed with the aim of banning Hindi hoardings, boards, Hindi films and Hindi songs across the state. It is learnt that it has been framed in accordance with the Constitution.
It is known that several parties, including the DMK, are accusing the BJP of trying to force Hindi in Tamil Nadu. The state assembly recently passed a resolution against the forcible imposition of Hindi on Tamil Nadu. In the resolution, it asked the central government not to implement the recommendations of the report of the parliamentary committee formed on official languages.
CM MK Stalin moved the resolution, saying that the recommendations submitted to the President on September 9 by the committee were against the languages of other states, including Tamil, and the interests of the people who speak them.
Along with this resolution, the resolution also stated that the recommendations of the parliamentary committee were against the assurance given by India’s first Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to states that spoke languages other than Hindi. This was passed by the assembly. (Maxim News)
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