Hindi on Pawan Kalyan: I never opposed Hindi, opposed implementation
Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan has made a sensational comment on the claim in the 12th House of Commons that Hindi is forcibly rubbing Hindi language against the southern states. Pawan Kalyan questioned that those who oppose Hindi are dubbing their films in Hindi. The Tamil Nadu government has indirectly criticized the need for all languages. DMK party leaders have given a counter to Pawan Kalyan’s comments. Recently, Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan responded to the dispute.
What is Pawan Kalyan?
“Forcibly rubbing a language or closing an eye of a language … Both are not helping to achieve the national and cultural consolidation goals of their country. I have never opposed Hindi as a language. I only oppose it. When Nap 2020 does not execute Hindi itself, it is not an attempt to spread people.
According to NEP 2020, students have the ability to learn any two Indian languages (including their mother tongue) with foreign language. You can choose Met, Nepali, Santali, Urdu or any other Indian language.
Multi -Language Policy is designed to give students an opportunity to choose, promote national unity and protect India’s great language diversity. The misconception of this policy for the political agenda shows that Pawan Kalyan has changed his stand. Janasena Party is committed to the principle of linguistic freedom and education selection for every Indian “- Wind welfare
DMK leaders counter
Do you want Tamil films dubbing in Hindi but Hindi and need money from northern states? The comments of Pawan Kalyan, the chief of the people of Pawan Kalyan, have been a hot theme on the Hindi dispute of Tamil Nadu. DMK spokesperson Dr. Syed Hafzullah gave a counter on Pawan’s comments. Tamil Nadu has never opposed the Hindi language, and they are saying that they should not force people Hindi or any other language. Tamil Nadu has been opposing Hindi for a long time. Pawan Kalyan has no proper understanding of Tamil Nadu language policy.
Senior DMK leader TKS Alangovan said that the Tamil Nadu language system has been stable for a long time. Since 1938, Tamil Nadu has been fighting against Hindi and in 1968, bilingual policy came into force. Pawan Kalyan was not born until then. Alangovan commented that Pawan could not be aware of the Tamil Nadu language policy.
