தமிழ்வழி படித்தோருக்கு அரசுப்பணிகளில் 20% இடஒதுக்கீடு சட்டத் திருத்தத்திற்கு 8 மாதமாக அனுமதி வழங்காமல் காலம் தாழ்த்துவது ஏன் என்று இரு...

DMK president M.K. Stalin welcomed the Governor's assent to the legislative amendment guaranteeing a 20 percent reservation in state government employment for persons who studied through Tamil-medium education. Recalling that he had publicly questioned the unexplained eight-month delay in granting gubernatorial approval just two days prior, Stalin expressed satisfaction that sustained opposition advocacy had finally broken the administrative impasse. However, he sharply condemned the AIADMK state administration for its eight months of passive slumber and failure to pursue prompt ratification of this vital social justice measure.

Stalin emphasized that prioritizing Tamil-medium students in public sector recruitment is an essential policy to support rural youth, preserve linguistic heritage, and promote equitable educational opportunities. He criticized the ruling government's habitual lethargy in implementing progressive legislative enactments passed unanimously by the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly. Stalin stressed that constitutional functionaries and administrative authorities must execute welfare and reservation policies with promptness rather than keeping thousands of educated youth in prolonged professional uncertainty.

The approval brought immense relief to thousands of Tamil-medium job aspirants awaiting state recruitment notifications. Stalin reiterated the DMK's commitment to advancing Tamil language education.