Stalin Calls Yogi’s Remarks On Delimitation, Language Row A ‘Political Black Comedy’

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin strongly criticized Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath over his recent comments on delimitation and the three-language policy. In a sharp response, Stalin stated that Tamil Nadu's unwavering stance on the two-language policy and fair delimitation had unsettled the BJP.

"Tamil Nadu's fair and firm voice on #TwoLanguagePolicy and #FairDelimitation is resonating across the nation, leaving the BJP rattled. Just look at their leaders' interviews. And now, Hon'ble Yogi Adityanath wants to preach to us about hate? Spare us," Stalin wrote on X.

Describing Adityanath's stance as deeply ironic, he called it "political black comedy at its darkest." Stalin emphasized that Tamil Nadu does not oppose any language but strongly resists linguistic imposition and cultural chauvinism.

"This isn't just irony-it's political black comedy. We are not against any language; we stand against imposition and chauvinism. This is not riot-for-votes politics; it is a fight for dignity and justice," he asserted.

In a recent ANI interview, CM Yogi Adityanath accused Stalin of playing divisive politics, claiming he was creating regional and linguistic rifts out of fear of losing his vote bank. Yogi stressed that language should be a unifying force rather than a tool for division, highlighting Tamil's rich history and cultural significance.

"Our National Anthem conveys this message. This is nothing but narrow politics. When politicians feel their vote bank is at risk, they resort to dividing people based on region and language. Citizens must stay vigilant against such divisive tactics and uphold national unity," Yogi remarked.