'No one should get up and run away': CM Vijay dares DMK to listen to his reply on law and order concerns in Tamil Nadu
As Udhayanidhi questioned TVK’s frequent criticism of the previous DMK administration, Vijay stood up from the seat and said he will answer questions on Monday.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay has moved a government resolution urging the Union government and the President to clear the use of Tamil as the primary language of the Madras High Court, alongside English. This proposal, which was endorsed by the House 20 years ago, seeks procedures allowing petitions, documents and arguments to be submitted in Tamil, and training in legal Tamil and translation for judges, advocates and court employees.
Vijay argues that Tamil should be given the constitutional opportunity to which it is entitled, emphasizing that the language of justice must be one that the people can understand.
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