BJP’s Gourav Vallabh accuses Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin of undermining the Indian Constitution by replacing the Devanagari-script rupee symbol with the Tamil letter for rupee in the state’s Budget documents. The DMK has been a vocal critic of the National Education Policy (NEP), which promotes a three-language formula that the party argues would force the adoption of Hindi in non-Hindi-speaking states. The decision comes at a time when tensions between the state administration and the BJP-led Central government have escalated over the issue of \”HindI imposition\” The BJP respects Tamil culture and language. PM Modi himself holds Tamil heritage in the highest regard, VallabH remarked. \”The youth and people of Tamil Nadu will deliver a fitting reply to Chief Minister Stalin in the days to come,\” he said. \”By challenging India’s sovereignty and the Constitution, he is crossing a line. This is completely unacceptable,\” he added. \”Let there be no doubt that as far as Tamilculture and language are concerned, no effort will be spared to protect and promote them,\” he concluded.