The opposition to this imposition is the steadfast determination of the artist Karunanidhi, recognized by poet Vairamuthu.
Today marks the 5th anniversary of the passing of the former Chief Minister and statesman Kalaignar Karunanidhi. In commemoration of this, a peace rally is being held in Chennai under the leadership of the current Chief Minister M.K. Stalin.
In this context, on the occasion of the Karunanidhi Memorial Day, poet Vairamuthu expressed his tribute on Twitter. He stated, ‘Even after death, principles are alive, just like flesh and bones.
Kalaignar was a principle. Today, it’s the principle of a dual-language policy. The fear of losing the mother tongue and the fire against the imposition of Hindi, at this moment, are the principles that Kalaignar lives by. The opposition to this imposition is the firm determination he acquired; the deep sea will not be afraid of the storm, says the seashore.
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