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Language War On Hindi Diwas Between JD(S) And BJP | Is Secularism Only On Papers? | Mirror Metro

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In this episode of Mirror Metro with Archana Solanki, we will deliberate on the controversy that has erupted in the country over the celebration of Hindi Diwas. In the latest developments, JD(S) leader HD Kumaraswamy accused BJP of dividing the country linguistically. He also alleged BJP and Congress of imposing Hindi on people for political gains. This came after Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed a gathering in Gujarat and slammed the Hindi critics, saying it is now time to remove language barriers. Deliberating over this, BJP Spokesperson Suresh Nelamangala said “JDS cannot show what development they've done.” “It is just a stunt,” he added. Watch to know more!

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