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Three language policy policy has no foresight and no vision the only purpose is to burden a child with extra syllabus. Children would be learning 3 languages in 9-10th. That's like half of the syllabus, half of their time only to learn languages. The country doesn't need art graduates,... show more

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Forget the Three-Language policy, They're using only One Language during the Prime Minister of India's official visit to Gujarat The same people demand Three Languages in Karnataka and many other Non-Hindi states. Hypocrisy 🤡

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Kannadigas are always told to show ‘Vishala Hrudaya’, right @ShashiKumar? Learn 3 languages, adjust, stay silent — even in our own land. Why should Kannada kids bear the burden in Karnataka? Is there a 3-language policy in UP? No. #SaveKannada #NammaNaaduNammaBhaashe

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For those of you who haven't seen the full story, here is the second half. Thiru K.Annamalai - who routinely propagates half-truths, twisted versions, and whole lies in a vain attempt to further his propaganda in our developed state - left out the conclusion of the clip which contains the political reasoning for our language policy. Only those with a cultist affliction would believe that there's truth in his post, when full details of the incident have already been widely published online in print and video format. If only he cared to be properly informed before posting, or had any concern about not spreading misleading material.... Also, no one was evicted. Every time I said "wait ✋️" I was asking for the person who asked the question to be given the chance to respond. The person returned to his seat and stayed there not just until the end of my session but also attended subsequent sessions. Many more TN BJP heads after this one may come and go, but Tamil Nadu will never waver from her two-language policy and accept a COMPULSORY three language policy, which is the proven route to thrusting Hindi down our throats, and trying to diminish our mother தமிழ், as has happened to the native languages of Hindi-belt states.

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