
Pawan Kalyan on Tamil Nadu language debate: There is a ruckus in Tamil Nadu over the Trishag formula in the National Education Policy of the Central Government. Every day some statement against Hindi is coming from the state. Chief Minister Stalin himself is leading the anti -Hindi movement.
The anti -Hindi movement in Tamil Nadu has reached such an extent that recently the Devanagari symbol of the rupee was removed from the budget logo and in place of the Tamil alphabet. In such a situation, the reaction of actor and deputy CM Pawan Kalyan of Andhra Pradesh has now come to light on this matter. He has questioned the Tamil Nadu government’s stand on the matter.
Pawan Kalyan targeted Tamil leaders
Jan Sena Party chief and Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has criticized the DMK for language dispute with the Center. He said, ‘I do not understand why some people criticize Sanskrit. Why do Tamil Nadu politicians oppose Hindi, while allowing their films to be dubbed in Hindi for financial benefits? They ask for money from Bollywood, but refuses to accept Hindi – what is this argument?… ‘
We have to adopt linguistic diversity.
Pawan Kalyan said these things during the Jan Sena Party’s 12th Foundation Day celebrations. Deputy CM said, ‘Many languages are spoken in India. The country needs many languages including Tamil rather than two major languages. Therefore, we have to accept linguistic diversity. This will not only increase unity and integrity in the country but will also increase love and unity among our people. Muslims pray in Arabic-Urdu, Hindus worship in Sanskrit. So will you ask them to pray in Tamil or Telugu too? ‘
It is completely foolish to have a hostile attitude towards any language.
Telugu actor Pawan Kalyan said, ‘Why does Tamil Nadu state reject Hindi? Whereas people from Hindi speaking areas like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Chhattisgarh prefer Tamil films. They dub Tamil films in Hindi. It is completely foolish to have a hostile attitude towards any language. ‘
Do not divide the north-south.
Pawan Kalyan criticized the anti -Hindi stance of DMK leaders and said, ‘These are really misleading things. Move beyond the north-south division and prioritize unity and integrity. It is easy to break something, but it is very difficult to add back. So choose political parties that work in public interest.
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