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In a tweet posted during DMK's Virudhunagar election campaign, party president M.K. Stalin challenged AIADMK General Secretary Edappadi K. Palaniswami to publicly condemn the Union Education Minister over the push to impose a three-language policy in schools. The remark forms part of DMK's long-running opposition to what it describes as Hindi imposition disguised as a national education policy, framing it as a threat to Tamil Nadu's established two-language system. By directly questioning Palaniswami's willingness to criticise the central government, Stalin sought to portray AIADMK as unwilling to stand up to its national alliance partner, the BJP, on a matter of state language policy. The tweet does not name the minister, cite specific legislation, or provide figures, functioning instead as a pointed political challenge ahead of the assembly elections. It reflects the broader federalism dispute between the DMK-led Tamil Nadu government and the Union government over education funding and language policy.