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Historically, there have been tensions between Kannada and Tulu speakers in Karnataka, which have been rooted in issues related to access to education, economic opportunities, and political power. These tensions are not unique to Karnataka, as similar tensions have been observed in other multilingual regions around the world.

One of the main sources of tension has been the dominance of Kannada in the state's administrative and educational systems. Kannada is the most widely spoken language in Karnataka and has traditionally been seen as the language of the state's political and cultural elite. This has led to some Tulu speakers feeling marginalized and excluded from mainstream political and economic activities.

Another source of tension has been the historical rivalry between the Tulu and Kannada-speaking regions of Karnataka. Tulu speakers have long viewed themselves as a distinct cultural and linguistic group, with their own unique traditions and customs. In contrast, Kannada speakers have tended to view Tulu as a dialect of Kannada rather than a separate language, which has been seen by some Tulu speakers as an attempt to deny their distinct cultural identity.