#Delimitation: Let the flames of resistance spread across Tamil Nadu! Let the arrogance of the fascist BJP be brought down! 🔥 Then, the...
M.K. Stalin declared that resistance against Delimitation should spread across Tamil Nadu like fire, comparing it to the earlier movement against Hindi imposition that he says forced Delhi to yield. He said he burned a copy of what he called the 'black law' and hoisted a black flag in protest against the BJP.
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#Delimitation: Let the flames of resistance spread across Tamil Nadu! Let the arrogance of the fascist BJP be brought down!
🔥 Then, the fire of resistance against #HindiImposition that rose from Tamil Nadu scorched Delhi. It quietened only after Delhi was forced to yield.
🔥 Today, I have reignited that fire by burning the copy of this black law and hoisting the black flag against this black law that seeks to turn Tamils into refugees in our own land.
🔥 This fire will now spread across the Dravidian land. It will rise, it will rage, and it will bring the BJP’s arrogance to its knees.
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In an English-language post, DMK president M.K. Stalin called for resistance against the Delimitation exercise to 'spread like flames' across Tamil Nadu, describing the BJP as 'fascist' and vowing to bring down its arrogance. He drew a parallel to the historical anti-Hindi imposition movement that originated in Tamil Nadu, which he said eventually forced the central government in Delhi to back down. Stalin stated that he had reignited that spirit of resistance by burning a copy of what he termed a 'black law' - a reference to the Delimitation Bill - and hoisting a black flag in protest, warning that the bill would turn Tamils into 'refugees in their own land.' He predicted the protest movement would spread across what he called the 'Dravidian land' and force the BJP to retreat, continuing the DMK's sustained opposition to the delimitation process ahead of Tamil Nadu's elections.