National Award winning actor Kangana Ranaut, backed Ajay Devgan and said denying Hindi as the national language is denying the constitution Actor KanganaRanaut on Friday said Sanskrit should be India’s national language, this amid the controversy over Hindi which erupted after a Twitter spat between actors Ajay Devgan and KichchaSudeep.
“I would say Sanskrit should be our national language, languages like Hindi, German, English, French, all from Sanskrit. Why don’t we have Sanskrit as a national language? Why not compulsory in schools, I don’t know that,” said Ranaut, who was present at the launch of his new film trailerDhaakad ‘, the actor who won the National Award said to deny Hindi as a national language is a constitutional denial.
“Today in the world we use English as a communication link. Should that be the link, or should Hindi or Sanskrit be that link, or Tamil? We should hold this phone. So, remembering all these things, a we are the language of the nation according to the Constitution, “he said.
A language war erupted after Kannada actress KichchaSudeep claimed that Hindi was no longer the national language of India. In a tweet written in Hindi, Devgan tagged Sudeep and said, “Brother, if you say Hindi is not our national language why are you releasing your movies in your mother tongue by calling them Hindi? It will be our mother tongue and national language. Jan Gan Man. “
Karnataka chief Minister BasavarajBommai, Congress leader Siddaramaiah and former prime minister HD Kumaraswamy backed Sudeep in his remarks.“Sudeep’s claim is true. After that our regions are divided into two based on language. There is more value given to our mother tongues and Sudeep means the same. Everyone should respect this, ”said Bommai.
Hindi has never been and will never be Our National Language. It is the duty of all Indians to respect the linguistic diversity of our Country. Each language has its own rich history that its people should be proud of. I am proud to be Kannadiga !! “Siddaramaiah had written on Twitter.
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