The Parliament started on a stormy note on Monday, as was expected on the first day of the second leg of the Budget Session. The Lok Sabha witnessed chaotic scenes soon after it began as the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) MPs launched a blistering attack at the Centre, over attempts to ‘bulldoze’ the three-language policy in Southern states including Tamil Nadu.
The protests escalated further as the Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan spoke against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, M.K. Stalin’s government’s ‘refusal’ to implementation of Centre’s policies, accusing it of playing with students’ future.
“They are ruining the future of Tamil Nadu students. They are doing politics over students’ future and misleading the people for their narrow political gains,” he said.
Dharmendra Pradhan further added “They’re undemocratic, uncivilized. They’re denying Tamil Nadu students to have a pan-Indian education model.”
He said that the Tamil Nadu government had signed an MoU on 15th March and added that CM Stalin was ready to accept the NEP but a ‘Super Chief Minister’, suddenly came and backtracked.
The Union Education Minister also said that PM-SHRI is being implemented in non-BJP ruled states as well.
He further said Kanimozhi knows what transpired over the PM-SHRI issue and urged her to make her fellow DMK MPs undertand.
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