Hindi Language Controversy: Opposition to Hindi language is currently increasing in the state. The edge of politics has increased on this issue. The opposition is saying that Hindi compulsion is not needed. MNS chief Raj Thackeray and former Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray have announced different rallies. Meanwhile, today, Uddhav Thackeray and Marathi Language Study Center head Deepak Pawar held a press conference on this issue.
Deepak Pawar said, the office bearers of the School Education Study Action Committee met Uddhav Thackeray. Now we have organized a public meeting next Sunday (June 29). For this, we will also hold a sit-in protest on July 7. The protest will be held from Hutatma Smarak to Azad Maidan (Mumbai News).
Uddhav Thackeray said, we are not against Hindi language. But we are opposed to the compulsion of this language. Maharashtra itself truly worked to nurture the Hindi film industry. All the artists came to Mumbai and grew up here. Now the state government has started moving towards authoritarianism. There is a linguistic emergency, so we will definitely oppose it, Uddhav Thackeray said. Uddhav Thackeray appealed to those who are genuine Marathi lovers in the Bharatiya Janata Party to also participate in this movement.
Change in the date of MNS's march
MNS President Raj Thackeray had announced that he would take out a march this morning on the compulsion of Hindi language. However, now the date has been changed. Raj Thackeray himself has given information about this by posting on Facebook. Earlier, the march was organized by MNS on July 6. However, now this march will be held on July 5 instead of July 6.
Change in the date after political turmoil?
On the one hand, Raj Thackeray had announced in a press conference this morning (26) that he is organizing a grand march on July 6. However, within just a few hours, the date of this march has been changed. Only the date of the march has been changed. However, Raj Thackeray has said in his post that the place and time are the same. However, there is talk in political circles that Raj Thackeray has taken a U-turn after political turmoil.
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