Lambasting the DMK on the three-language policy, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Friday that the regional party was using the matter to hide its corruption, and also promised that after December, he would exchange letters with people from different states in their mother tongues only.
She was responding to Pradhan sharing the letter, which he claimed as having given consent for the PM SHRI Schools and accusing Chief Minister MK Stalin and his party MPs of “stacking lies as high as they want, but the truth doesn’t bother knocking down when it comes crashing down”.
Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin Monday opposed the Centre’s three-language policy, accusing the BJP-led central government of attempting to impose Hindi on the state.
Teaching up to class 5 in mother tongue or regional language and lowering the stakes of board exams are part of the sweeping reforms in the new NEP unveiled last week.
