We Will Not Force Hindi On Any State: Kishan Reddy
Hyderabad, Mar 16 (Maxim News): Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy said that the Center will not force Hindi on any state. He said that the DMK is doing politics on the three-language policy. Kishan Reddy said that changing the rupee symbol is proof of the decline of the DMK.
He alleged that the DMK and the Congress were making unnecessary arguments for the sake of election gains. He said that the intolerance among the people of Tamil Nadu against the DMK government is growing.
Kishan Reddy criticized all party meetings as Stalin’s election ploy. He said that the Modi government was the first to decide to promote regional languages. He said that the three-language theory came into effect with Rajagopalachari’s idea. Kishan Reddy was furious that the Congress and DMK were doing bankrupt politics on delimitation. Stalin is only interested in the next elections; that’s why everything is being politicized, said Kishan Reddy. (Maxim News)
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