Summary of Avoid Hindi language Events in Non-Hindi speaking States | MK Stalin vs Governor

The video discusses the ongoing conflict between Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and Governor RN Ravi, particularly focusing on an incident related to the Tamil state anthem during a Hindi Month event in Chennai. The controversy erupted when a specific line referencing the Dravidian identity was skipped during the singing of the anthem, which Stalin interpreted as an insult to the Dravidian community and an attempt to impose Hindi in non-Hindi speaking states.

Stalin expressed his grievances in a letter to Prime Minister Modi, arguing that no language, including Hindi, should be treated as a national language in India, as per the Constitution. He emphasized that Hindi should not be used in non-Hindi speaking regions like Tamil Nadu. Conversely, Governor RN Ravi defended the celebration of Hindi and dismissed the accusations from Stalin as inappropriate, asserting that Tamil culture and language are respected and promoted by the central government.

The tension highlights broader issues of linguistic identity and regional pride in India, with Stalin accusing the Governor of undermining Tamil culture and pushing a Hindi-centric agenda. The video concludes with a call for the Governor to either resign or adhere strictly to constitutional norms in his role.

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— 07:22 — « If you call our love for Tamil racist, it is an honor for us. »
— 08:57 — « Using Hindi language is not appropriate everywhere even in non-Hindi speaking states, it is not good and should be avoided. »
— 09:26 — « We should not see Hindi as an imposition but as a language to be celebrated. »

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