Why Mumbai people hate Hindi?

[aam_bandha]

@Marasi_Dee

Aam Bandha, we know your favorite sentence:

“Action was taken, after the incident took place”. And we know about your expectation that others will just buy this cr@p. You are successful to some extent - I must admit - as your fellow indians are buying it.

Every country of this world takes some sort of action after a terrible incident has happened, what is so special about that?

Ok india is an exception, and takes no action when a genocide of innocent Muslims takes place in Gujrat. But apart from that, even india takes action if someone beats fellow members in assembly. Or if someone is raped by their kin or so on.

However, this taking action AFTER the incident has happened doesn’t make you automatically civilized. You need to PREVENT these incidents from taking place.

But as we see, the number of terrible incidents happening is increasing rapidly, if anything.

So be pro active and not just reactive.

And stop calling yourself civilized based on some post-incident actions.

Thanks.

Let me explain … there are two issues here … one is that of the legislatures protest against hindi oath and the second is that of use of violence by them.

Now as i have said … use of violence is not appreciated and has been condemmed by one and all. Once again action has been taken and this is what happens in a civilized scoiety … in every society unfortunately violence happens, it is human nature … but it is in a civilized society action is taken so that there is no repeat of such acts. Your logic would have had meant something if this act of violence was repeated every second day in maharashtra assembly. It is not that !!

Now coming to the question of hindi … issues of language and regionalism are important and sometimes people go overboard and dont look at the bigger picture !!! Let me give you an example from Pakista itself … which i am sure you can understand … the bengali speaking Pakistanis had some issue with the “state of Pakistan” … but instead of listening to them they were brutally attacked and this led to dismemberment of Pakistan … lessons they should have learnt from India … there was a big uprising on south Indian languages way bak in 50’s … the “state of India” had to give in to the demands of “people of India” … ultimately they matter and they make the state … hope this helps.