Omar Abdullah: Hindi can't be forced upon us
- 5 years ago
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is the latest politician to condemn the government's push for prioritizing Hindi in the official social media interactions. He said his state has two official languages, English and Urdu, which will continue being used.
He said, "Whoever wants to use Hindi can use it but our country is so large that it becomes very difficult to impose one language or one religion on anyone." Abdullah also spoke for people who want to use their mother tongue, saying that if their language is different from Hindi, they should use it.
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He said, "Whoever wants to use Hindi can use it but our country is so large that it becomes very difficult to impose one language or one religion on anyone." Abdullah also spoke for people who want to use their mother tongue, saying that if their language is different from Hindi, they should use it.
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