TN will file a case against the Centre in SC to deduct funds from language policy: Stalin

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin released the book written by Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi, which was held in former Madhya Pradesh former Chief Minister Digvijay Singh, Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin and other nobles at the event held on Saturday. |Photo source: SR Raghunathan

The coalition government has insisted not to allocate Rs 2.152 crore to Tamil Nadu’s funds for refusing to implement the trilingual policy, and the state government will seek legal action in the Supreme Court.

Release a book, Madhayaanai (Rogue Elephant) National Education Policy (NEP) written by School Education Minister Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi In 2020, Mr Stalin said that the funds should belong to the state as recommended by the Parliamentary Committee on Education ruled by former Madhya Pradesh Pradesh and the Parliamentary Chief Minister and Congress MP Digvijay Singh.

“Due to small politics, the coalition government should withhold funds that should cover students and teachers,” Mr Stalin said. Tamil Nadu recently made a favorable judgment in some cases related to federal rights in the states, and he radiated confidence that the case would also be in its favor.

The chief minister said the book reveals the centre’s joint efforts to “saffron” education and eliminate the celebration of diversity in the country, and the only way to stop is to start a campaign to bring “education” back to the state list.

Consistent resolution

Mr Singh said that despite the unanimous resolutions adopted by the Standing Committee of Parliamentary Education to release Samagra Schsh Schsh Abishiyan to Tamil Nadu, Kerala and West Bengal, the Union Government has not done so. He added that in addition, the centre also owes Tamil Nadu Rs 5 billion under the Right to Education Act.

Retired Supreme Court Justice V. Gopala Gowda and former director of the Indian Space Research Organization Mylswamy Annadurai provided their fees.

Mr Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi said the book has 12 chapters discussing the controversial parts of 39 NEPs, including trilingual policy. Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin welcomed the party.