CHENNAI: BJP state president K Annamalai on Friday criticised Chief Minister MK Stalin for his vehement opposition to alleged imposition of Hindi, calling it a “delusional” and “fake” drama.
Responding to CM Stalin’s criticisms of the BJP’s purported attempts to impose Hindi on Tamil Nadu, Annamalai accused him of being “visibly rattled” by the success of the saffron party’s online signature campaign against the State government’s policies.
“Our online signature campaign, which can be accessed through puthiyakalvi.in, has garnered an overwhelming response, with over 2 lakh people extending their support within a mere 36 hours. Furthermore, our on-ground signature campaign is receiving an enthusiastic reception across the State, with people from all walks of life coming forward to express their solidarity with our cause,” Annamalai said in a social media post, responding to Stalin’s post on Hindi imposition.
The BJP leader also took a swipe at Stalin’s ‘inability’ to mobilise a similar response against the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), which has been a contentious issue in the State.