Let Ugadi Encourage telugu And Kannada-Speaking people To shield Linguistic And Political Rights: Stalin
Tamil Nadu leader minister M. K. stalin greeted the telugu and Kannada-speaking people on the eve of Ugadi and wished that this new 12 months could encourage them to protect their linguistic and political rights. telugu and kannada belong to the Dravidian circle of relatives of languages, and the DMK government has always respected the linguistic minorities inside the kingdom and handled them as pals.
Although the preceding AIADMK authorities cancelled the holiday announced for this festival, it changed into the DMK authorities below former leader minister M. Karunanidhi, who restored the privilege of a vacation in 2006, stalin, who is president of DMK, said in his message. "We expressed unity on march 22 when the southern states faced the hazard from the delimitation workout. … The help to our initiative is growing throughout the country," stalin stated, recalling the truthful delimitation assembly he had convened inside the metropolis.
One of the primary motives for the economic development of the southern states today is the language warfare the DMK waged against the imposition of hindi half a century in the past. "Now again there may be a deliberate attempt to damage that improvement and our linguistic identification by imposing Hindi. You must make your youngsters understand the splendor of the mother tongue," the leader minister appealed. He harassed the want to prepare the following era to stop the social, political, and cultural invasion of the South. "That is my Ugadi New 12-month message and request to you," he appealed.
"Satisfied Ugadi to all my telugu and kannada brothers and sisters who welcome the brand new year with the exhilaration of Ugadi Pachadi, mango leaf thoranam (toran), and rangoli. Allow this Ugadi competition to be an encouragement to defend our language and political rights," the cm said.
Former chief minister and AIADMK preferred secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami extended his 'heartiest' Ugadi greetings to all of the telugu and Kannada-speaking individuals who are ushering in the New Year festival with enthusiasm.
"The fact that telugu and kannada human beings were residing collectively in tamil Nadu for loads of years with the sensation that they live in their own area, despite the lingual difference, and in harmony with others, is an issue of pleasure for tamil Nadu and its human beings," he said, and he needed them to succeed in their endeavors for a rich life.
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