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Mulayam: Ban English in Parliament
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Mulayam Singh Yadav: Ban English In Parliament. Mulayam asserts that the need of the hour is to promote Hindi as he feels that countries which use their mother tongue to address parliament are more developed. Hence he suggested that MPs should be banned from speaking in English in Parliament.
Uttar Pradesh: Mulayam asserts that the need of the hour is to promote Hindi as he feels that countries which use their mother tongue to address parliament are more developed. Hence he suggested that MPs should be banned from speaking in English in Parliament.
"There should be a ban on English address in Parliament. Countries which use their mother tongue are more developed. It's the need of the hour to promote Hindi," Mr Yadav said in a function in Etawah in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday.
"The leaders of the country have double character as far as Hindi is concerned. They ask for vote in Hindi but give address in Parliament in English. This should be stopped," he said, clarifying that he was not against English language.
He was addressing a programme organised by Etawah Hindi Sewa Trust to felicitate persons involved in promotion of Hindi.
Mr Yadav said people living in different regions should try to promote Hindi apart from their regional languages. In his address, the SP chief also cautioned the Centre about China, saying the country could not be trusted.
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