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‘I am Indian, I don’t speak Hindi’ T-shirt slogans

‘I am Indian, I don’t speak Hindi’ T-shirt slogans against Hindi imposition go viral
all i want to say
I am an Indian. I speak Hindi. I don’t support its imposition on my COMPATRIOTS

#stop hindi imposition While framing the Constitution, B R Ambedkar was plagued with confusion when it came to the language issue. Being a nationalist, he supported the linguistic reorganisation of states. In 1955, he reiterated that the danger of not re-organising  states would be far greater than that of re-organising them. Yet, he firmly believed that a unified India, which emerged after a great struggle, should not be divided on the basis of language. Hence, he agreed to Article 343 which allowed the Union Governm
‘I am Indian, I don’t speak Hindi’ T-shirt slogans against Hindi imposition go viral
all i want to say
I am an Indian. I speak Hindi. I don’t support its imposition on my COMPATRIOTS

#stop hindi imposition While framing the Constitution, B R Ambedkar was plagued with confusion when it came to the language issue. Being a nationalist, he supported the linguistic reorganisation of states. In 1955, he reiterated that the danger of not re-organising  states would be far greater than that of re-organising them. Yet, he firmly believed that a unified India, which emerged after a great struggle, should not be divided on the basis of language. Hence, he agreed to Article 343 which allowed the Union Governm

While framing the Constitution, B R Ambedkar was plagued with confusion when it came to the language issue. Being a nationalist, he supported the linguistic reorganisation of states. In 1955, he reiterated that the danger of not re-organising  states would be far greater than that of re-organising them. Yet, he firmly believed that a unified India, which emerged after a great struggle, should not be divided on the basis of language. Hence, he agreed to Article 343 which allowed the Union Governm #Stop #stophind #imposition #againstOneNationOneLanguage