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Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh on Wednesday gave a statement on the ongoing language tussle in Uttar Pradesh. He said that the Chief Minister of UP is speaking against the Urdu language in the House. Urdu language is a gift of our Uttar Pradesh Lucknow. It is a gift of our India. The head of our state is speaking against that language. Sanjay Singh has described this issue as a distraction.
Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh told TV9, ‘CM Yogi used Urdu language a total of 9 times in his 4 minutes 20 seconds speech in the House. Education Minister Jain Chaudhary is saying that in 8 months, 7 lakh 84 thousand children have left government schools in UP. Who are they, Maulana or Muslim?’ He said that there is no discussion on important issues in the House and attention is being diverted. Sanjay Singh has described CM Mamata Banerjee’s statement on Mahakumbh as correct.
What Mamata ji said is correct – Sanjay Singh
Sanjay Singh has supported Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee’s statement regarding the chaos in Mahakumbh. He said, ‘What Mamta ji said is correct, how many people have lost their lives. For 17 hours the government did not accept that people have lost their lives. The figures were hidden in front of the TV and they were also misbehaved with. He said that if all the things are investigated then it will be known that scams have taken place in Maha Kumbh.
What did CM Yogi say in the House?
CM Yogi said in the assembly on Tuesday that Braj, Bhojpuri, Awadhi and Bundelkhandi languages are getting respect in his government. But yesterday the opposition opposed Awadhi, Bhojpuri and Bundeli languages. The CM said, ‘You oppose every good work, we condemn it. These dialects should be in the proceedings of the House.’ He said that this is the double character of the socialists.
He said, ‘They will send their children to English public schools, and will ask the children of others to study in village schools. The opposition is having problems with Awadhi language getting respect. He further said in this regard that, ‘They will educate their children in English medium and ask others to teach Urdu. They want to make them dogmatullahs, maulvis, this will not work. Today there are migrant Awadhi speaking people living in Mauritius and Fiji.
