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Earlier in the day, the deputy chief minister visited Nagore and inaugurated the EM Nagore Hanifa Centenary Park near the Silladi Dargah for public use.

In his response, the singer vociferously defended Tamil Nadu's linguistic identity against the perceived imposition of Hindi.

Shiv Sena (UBT) says Maharashtra’s protest is only against making Hindi compulsory in primary schools, distancing itself from MK Stalin’s position despite his public support

Stalin said the BJP, which disregards the law, says it would allocate funds only if Tamil Nadu schools agree to teach Hindi as the third language.

Raj Thackeray stated that the state government cancelling its two GRs issued earlier for introducing Hindi as a third language 'cannot' be called late wisdom.

Raut said that Shiv Sena (UBT) had announced the march on July 7 while Raj Thackeray had declared his party march on July 6 against Hindi impositions in state primary schools.