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Sanjay Raut said that our attitude is that strictness for Hindi will not be tolerated in primary schools. Our fight is limited here. Explaining that the Thackeray brothers’ stance is only against imposing Hindi in primary schools, Raut greeted Stalin in his fight, as well as a line.
The day after the Maharashtra government’s Maharashtra government’s resistance to the support of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, Uddhav Sena on Sunday, a day after Uddhav and Raj Thackeray joined hands on the decision to bring Hindi back to class 1 to 5 as a third language, said that their opposition to Hindi is limited to include it only in primary schools. His stance against being imposed Hindi means that he will not speak Hindi nor will anyone let anyone speak Hindi. But our attitude in Maharashtra is not like this. We speak Hindi.
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Sanjay Raut said that our attitude is that strictness for Hindi will not be tolerated in primary schools. Our fight is limited here. Explaining that the Thackeray brothers’ stance is only against imposing Hindi in primary schools, Raut greeted Stalin in his fight, as well as a line. We have not stopped anyone from speaking in Hindi because we have Hindi films, Hindi theater and Hindi music … Our fight is only against imposing Hindi in primary education.
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Amid a sharp response from regional parties, the NDA government amended its government proposal (GR) passed on 16 April on 17 June and turned Hindi into an alternative subject from compulsory subject. However, several local parties and academics led by the Uddhav Sena objected to that it was a previous attempt to implement Hindi in schools, after which the Maharashtra government finally took a soft stand and withdrew both GR. For the first time in almost two decades, Uddhav and Raj Thackeray came on the same stage, a few hours after coming to the same stage, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin – Which has been in confrontation with the Center over the implementation of National Education Policy, which he calls a form of imposing Hindi – welcomed the attitude of cousins on the issue.
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