Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi on Sunday criticised Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin in the middle of the recurring language row, claiming that he is suprised that none of the letters he obtain from Tamil Nadu priests are checked in the Tamil language.
Addressing a public event in Rameswaram after ushering in the New Pambam bridge, PM Modi claimed, “The Government is constantly working to ensure that the Tamil language and Tamil heritage reach every corner of the world. Sometimes, I am surprised when I receive letters from some leaders of Tamil Nadu; none of them are signed in the Tamil language. If you are proud of Tamil, then I would request everyone at least sign your name in Tamil.”
PM Modi’s statements come as the MK Stalin- led Tamil Nadu federal government has actually secured horns with the BJP-led Central federal government over the three-language formula suggested in the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Stalin suggested that the plan prioritises Hindi over local languages, weakening the state’s freedom and etymological variety.
Addressing the rally in Rameswaram on Sunday, PM Modi likewise advised the Stalin- led DMK federal government to begin clinical programs in the Tamil language to ensure that also the kids of bad households can satisfy their desire for ending up being physicians.
“I would urge the Tamil Nadu government to start medical courses in the Tamil language so that even the children of poor families can fulfil their dream of becoming doctors. Our effort is to ensure that the youth of our country do not have to go abroad to become doctors. In the last 10 years, Tamil Nadu has got 11 new medical colleges,” PM Modi claimed.
He likewise included that the protection and wellness of Tamil Nadu individuals stay a leading concern for the federal government and with committed initiatives, over 3,700 anglers have actually been efficiently repatriated from Sri Lanka over the previous years.
“Your security and well-being remain a top priority for the government. Through the dedicated efforts of the Indian government, over 3,700 fishermen have been successfully repatriated from Sri Lanka over the past decade. More than 600 fishermen were freed just in the last year alone. Some of our fishermen even faced capital punishment. However, we took decisive steps to ensure their safe return to the country,” PM Modi claimed.
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