Kannada organizations protest against Hindi Day celebrations in Bangalore

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Kannada organizations protest against Hindi Day celebrations in Bangalore





The Hindi Day celebrations were held at central government offices across the country yesterday. Various Kannada organizations, including Karnataka Raksha Vedic and Jayakarnataka, staged a protest at Anandrao Circle in Bangalore yesterday. The participants chanted slogans against the Hindi dump and to celebrate the Hindi Day. Speaking on the occasion, Narayana Gowda, President of the Karnataka Raksha Vedic Organization said: -

The fact that the Central Government has only Hindi and English as the official languages ​​is an injustice to other languages. India is a country of many languages ​​and cultures. The partnership will only last if this is preserved. The Central Government should stop trying to impose Hindi language on other language speaking people. Hindi Day festival should not be held.

All languages ​​should be treated equally as stated in the Constitution. The Constitution should be amended to recognize all 22 languages ​​as official languages. Emphasis should be placed on all languages, including education and employment. Thus spoke Narayanaguda.

Similarly, the Kannada Saluvali Kendra Samithi organized a protest at the Mysore Bank Circle in Bangalore against the Hindi Day celebrations. They then set fire to the idol and protested against the Hindi dump.

Hindi is included in the trilingual policy of the Central Government. States including Tamil Nadu and Karnataka have been protesting. In Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, some people were wearing T-shirts with the words "No to Hindi" and posting photos. The Jaya Karnataka organization staged a sudden protest yesterday in front of the Bangalore City Railway Station, claiming that the central government was trying to impose the Hindi language on Kannada in this situation. Slogans were then raised against the Hindi dumping of the Central Government. On this occasion the Hindi script, which was in the railway station inscription, was broken by the Kannada organization with stones. In which the characters were scattered. Upon learning of this, the City Railway Station police went there and held talks with the Kannada organization.

Then they said that we will never allow Hindi language to be imposed on Kannada. The police then sent them away. This caused a stir in front of the railway station for some time. Also Kannada organization of Hindi characters, video containing scenes of breaking with stones was posted on social websites. That video is currently going viral. Railway station police have registered a case regarding the incident.

Sources by: Daily Thanthi