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There is a dispute about Hindi vs Marathi in Maharashtra these days. Hindi speakers are being assaulted due to not speaking Marathi every day. During the trailer launch of ‘Son of Sardar 2’, when a woman journalist asked Ajay Devgan a question on the issue, the actor came into his Singham mode.
In fact, during the question-answer round, a female journalist asks actor that there is a lot of talk about language in Maharashtra these days. Then Ajay interrupts him and says- ‘You are a little late. I was waiting for who would ask this question to me.
Then he continues his point and says- ‘I can tell you only about the ongoing dispute over the language, come to Majhi Sakkali.’ On seeing Ajay’s Singham avatar, all the people present there start laughing.
Many celebs have given their reaction
Significantly, common citizens are openly giving their reaction to the ongoing dispute over Hindi vs Marathi. At the same time, some celebs are reacting on it and some are surviving. Recently, at the trailer launch event of ‘KD the Devil’, Shilpa Shetty and Sanjay Dutt were asked questions about the issue, when both of them refused to talk on the issue. But Shilpa had said so much, calling herself a Mulgi of Maharashtra- ‘Mala Marathi Yate’. That is, I know Marathi.
At the same time, singer Udit Narayan had said on the Hindi vs Marathi issue- ‘I live in Maharashtra and this is my work place. Because of this, the language here is necessary. Also, all languages of the country are equally important. ‘
On this issue, singer Anoop Jalota said, ‘See, every language has great importance in our country and we like Marathi very much. I also sing in Marathi. Hindi is the mother tongue of our country, so we have to speak it everywhere. But if we know other languages, then it is good for everyone. Learn other languages and speak them and speak your mother tongue Hindi. ‘
Why the dispute started?
Let us know that Hindi was made compulsory as the third language for students from 1 to 5th in April in Maharashtra. This decision was applied to all Marathi and English medium schools in the state. The National Education Policy (NEP) The policy of three languages for these classes was implemented in Maharashtra keeping in mind the new Karikulum of 2020. However, updated guidelines were released after the dispute escalated.