T.N. CM Stalin slams BJP govt. at Centre for use of Hindi names in Tamil, English scripts

M.K. Stalin, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, criticized the BJP-led government for its alleged attempts to impose Hindi language and scripts in official names across various institutions. He condemned the practice of using Hindi names in Tamil and English, calling it "one language – three scripts" and a form of Hindi imposition. Stalin cited examples like the name 'Kartavya Dwar' written in Hindi, Tamil, and English at the railway office entrance, as well as the renaming of various government bodies and schemes. He warned that if this practice continues, the Tamil people will react strongly.