3-Language Policy Row: Devendra Fadnavis label Udhav Thackeray ‘Palturam’; ‘Not against any language’ says. Bharat News
New Delhi: The day after the opposition’s “Front” threat to implement the decision to implement the three -language policy in Maharashtra, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday called Uddhav Thackeray a “Palturam”.Addressing the media, Fadnavis said that the BJP -led government was not against Hindi or any other language of the nation.“We are not against Hindi language. We are not against any language of the nation. When he (Uddhav Thackeray) was in power, he made Hindi mandatory, which was recommended by the Raghunath Mashelkar Committee.”He said, “Palturam is the right name for him (Uddhav Thackeray),” he said.On Sunday, the Maharashtra government withdrew two orders on the implementation of three language policy in classes 1 to 5 in state schools.The government, to suggest the way of implementation and the method of implementation, Dr. Also announced the formation of a committee under Narendra Jadhav.The panel has been given three months time to study the issue and prepare a report.Fadnavis government issued a GR on 16 April, making Hindi English and Marathi medium schools a compulsory third language for students in class 1 to 5 studies. Between the backlash, the government released a revised GR on 17 June, making Hindi an alternative language.Meanwhile, Uddhav claimed that an attempt to “implement Hindi” on the “Marathi Manos” was defeated by the Mahayati government.W.Addressing a press conference, Uddhav said that the Fadnavis government tried to break the unity of Marathi mind and create a division between the Marathas and non-Marathis.“The decision to impose Hindi under the guise of class 1 to three language policy has finally been withdrawn. The government has canceled two GRS (government proposals) related to this. It cannot be called knowledge that came late, as this imposition was completely returned due to strong resistance from the Marathi people. Said.
