<h1>Regional leader denounces national overreach, alleges language imposition, funding cuts, exam denial, voter roll manipulation, calls for statewide mobilization</h1> The state chief minister and his ruling regional party criticized perceived central government overreach, alleging language imposition, denial of exemption from a national medical entrance exam, withholding of education funds, suppression of archaeological findings, and voter roll manipulation; they said such measures are being challenged legally, including attempts to use the state governor to thwart the government. The leader urged statewide mobilization to defend state rights against the national ruling party's policies, opposed proposed delimitation, hailed a local festival and forecast electoral victory, and praised a jailed former minister while accusing regional rivals of aligning with the national party for political protection.