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DMK president M.K. Stalin forcefully denounced the aggressive policy agenda pursued by the Union Government, specifically citing the imposition of centralized entrance examinations like NEET and CUET, the National Education Policy, overt Hindi imposition, the systematic saffronisation of higher education institutions, and the relentless stripping of state powers to centralize authority in New Delhi. Stalin highlighted that these intertwined policies constitute a multi-pronged assault on social justice, linguistic equality, and constitutional federalism.

The party president explained that standardized national examinations unjustly disenfranchise rural, impoverished, and vernacular-medium students by favoring affluent candidates who can afford expensive coaching commercial complexes. He condemned the covert attempts to homogenize India rich linguistic diversity through mandatory language requirements and curriculum alterations designed to suppress pluralistic rational thought.

Stalin affirmed that education is inherently a regional subject that directly impacts local societal development and employment opportunities for coming generations. He called upon student communities, academic unions, and state governments across India to mount a coordinated nationwide resistance against the concentration of educational decision-making in New Delhi, asserting that Tamil Nadu will remain at the forefront of this struggle.