Tamil Nadu BJP President K. Annamalai took a sharp dig at actor-turned-politician Vijay for his contradictory stance on the language policy. Speaking at a gathering in Coimbatore, Annamalai criticized Vijay for advocating a two-language policy in government schools while running a CBSE school, Vijay Vidhyashram, that teaches Hindi. His remarks came after Vijay, during his party’s second anniversary event, reiterated his opposition to introducing a third language in schools. Annamalai questioned the inconsistency, asking why Vijay’s own children and school do not follow the same language policy he promotes for public institutions.
The exchange has ignited a debate among political and educational circles, with many pointing out the double standards often present in such discussions. Supporters of Annamalai argue that leaders should ensure their personal actions align with their public advocacy, while Vijay’s followers claim he is standing for linguistic pride and accessibility in government schools. As Tamil Nadu continues to be a battleground for language politics, this clash between Annamalai and Vijay adds another layer to the ongoing debate on education policies in the state.
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