Chennai, Oct. 2 -- Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK chief MK Stalin on Friday accused the TVK government of attempting to impose Hindi in the state, warning it against making changes to the state's two-language policy of Tamil and English.

In a post shared on X, Stalin said Tamil Nadu had so far been facing the alleged imposition of Hindi by the Union government and claimed that the state government was now taking up the same role.

"So far, Tamil Nadu has been facing the Union government's imposition of Hindi. Now, it seems the state government itself is taking up that role, which appears to be the change they had promised," Stalin said.

Questioning the approach of the TVK government, Stalin said, "Is this yet another attempt b...