Bengaluru Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said that anyone who lives in the state must learn Kannada and teach their children too. He was addressing a gathering at 62nd Karnataka Rajyotsava in the state capital. Earlier this year, he had also said that Hindi cannot be imposed on all and is not the national language of the country.
The Congress leader, however, said that he is not against any particular community or language. After his statement comes out festival celebrations turns ugly in the state capital. Several people came up to ruling Congress party. Many spoiled English posters of Congress MLAs and blackened flexes.
Siddaramaiah also asked Kannadigas to be more affectionate towards their state’s language. Siddaramaiah had earlier said that any attack on Kannada will not be tolerated. Earlier in September, Siddaramaiah had also written to Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley asking him to direct Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) to amend language proficiency clause.
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