Uddhav Thackeray claimed on Monday that the Maharashtra government withdrew the decision to make Hindi compulsory due to opposition from opposition parties. Thackeray said that if the government had not withdrawn the decision, Marathi supporters of BJP, Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena and NCP would also have joined the protest march. In fact, Uddhav and Raj Thackeray had talked about taking out a joint protest rally in Mumbai on July 5. Thackeray said that Marathi unity broke the heads of Marathi opponents. We should maintain unity so that they do not raise their heads again. Now on July 5, instead of protest front, there will be Vijay Utsav. On Sunday, the Maharashtra government canceled the orders of April 16 and 17 related to the three language policy. In the order of April 16, Hindi was made the third compulsory language from first to fifth class in English and Marathi medium schools. After the protest, the order was changed the very next day and Hindi was made optional. Mumbai BJP President said- BJP won
Retaliating to Uddhav Thackeray, BJP Mumbai President Ashish Shelar said- In true sense, the Mahayuti government and Devendra Fadnavis kept full loyalty towards Marathi mind, Marathi language and Marathi people. BJP did not make it a matter of prestige. Maharashtra won, Marathi Manus won. I would say that BJP won this battle. At the same time, Maharashtra Minister Uday Samant alleged that the opposition is politicizing the issue so that it can make it an issue in the BMC elections. There is no truth in the allegations of the opposition. The government formed a committee on three language policy
CM Devendra Fadnavis and both Deputy CMs held a press conference on Sunday. During this, the CM said- A committee has been formed under the chairmanship of educationist Narendra Jadhav regarding the three language policy. The final decision on the role of Hindi will be taken only after its report. Fadnavis accused former CM Uddhav Thackeray and said- While being the CM, Uddhav Thackeray had accepted the recommendations of Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar Committee to start three language policy from class 1 to 12. Also, a committee was constituted to implement the policy. Regarding the Hindi language dispute, Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray had also talked about taking out a joint rally in Mumbai on 5th July. What is the language dispute in Maharashtra, 4 points —————————————————- Read this news related to the matter as well… Hindi not compulsory as third language in Maharashtra, more than 20 students required for other languages As per the updated guidelines of the Maharashtra Government, students studying from class 1 to 5 in Marathi and English medium can choose other Indian languages apart from Hindi as third language. The only condition for this will be that at least 20 students of a class choose a language other than Hindi. Read full news…
