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Thackeray Cousins’ Reunion: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has welcomed Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) chief Uddhav Thackeray and Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray to come on one platform. Stalin calls this policy an attempt to ‘impose Hindi’ of BJP and has been raising voice against it for a long time.
On Saturday, a rally named ‘Voice of Marathi’ was organized in Mumbai, in which the Maharashtra government celebrated the withdrawal of order to implement three language policy. Both Uddhav and Raj Thackeray attended this rally and shared the stage together for the first time after about 19 years. They hugged each other and said that now the ‘distance’ between them is over.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK chief MK Stalin has been opposing three language policy for a long time. Under this policy, it is mandatory for students to learn three languages. His mother tongue, another Indian language and a foreign language. Tamil Nadu currently has two language policy (Tamil and English). Stalin alleges that the BJP government at the Center is trying to change this policy and impose Hindi.
Voice of language rights raised on Marathi earth- Stalin
After the ‘Voice of Marathi’ rally of Thackeray brothers in Mumbai on Saturday, Stalin wrote on the social media platform X that the fight of language rights has now crossed the boundaries of the state and is spreading as a movement in Maharashtra. He wrote, DMK and the people of Tamil Nadu have opposed imposing Hindi from generation to generation. Now this movement has become a public form in Maharashtra as well.
If you teach Hindi, you will get money?- The center is directly accused
Stalin accused the central government of preventing Tamil Nadu from funding because the state did not accept the new education policy.
He asked- ‘Is the central government not giving a valid funding of ₹ 2,152 crore to Tamil Nadu under the overall education campaign just because we have not implemented the education policy to impose Hindi and Sanskrit?’
Center silence on Raj Thackeray’s questions
Stalin praised Uddhav and Raj Thackeray’s vigorous speech style and said that the central government had no answer to the questions of MNS chief Raj Thackeray.
Raj Thackeray raised the question in the rally- ‘If the third language is necessary then what will be that in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan? Why is there unemployment and backwardness in Hindi states? Could Hindi not move them forward? ‘
Learn Hindi, you will get a job
Stalin also took a dig at pro -Hindi claims and said that some people still think that learning Hindi gives a job. He said-‘People who do not understand history and do not recognize India to make India a Hindi nation still repeat the lies like’ Hindi from Hindi ‘. What is happening in Maharashtra will open their eyes. The Chief Minister finally wrote that Tamil Nadu will fight against imposing Hindi and win.