Mayawati said that the government must pay attention to how the children studying in government schools, especially those from the exploited and neglected poor, Dalits, tribals and backward classes, can progress in IT and skilled fields without acquiring knowledge of English.
Lucknow. Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) national president Mayawati has given her reaction on the language controversy going on these days. She said that hatred towards language is unfair.
BSP chief Mayawati wrote on the social media platform ‘X’ on Saturday that in the meeting held in Delhi, a deep review was done on the preparation and strengthening of the formation of BSP organization in Maharashtra, Gujarat in the west and Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala in South India and increasing the mass base of the party, and a resolution was taken to further increase the work of the party as per the guidelines with full body, mind and money.
She further wrote that due to census and re-allocation of Lok Sabha seats on its basis, new education policy and imposition of language etc., it is natural for the public and national interest to be affected by the dispute between these states and the center for political interests. Good governance is that which takes the whole country along according to the Constitution.
Mayawati said that the government must take care of how the children studying in government schools, especially those of the exploited and neglected poor, Dalits, tribals and backward classes, can move forward in IT and skilled sectors without acquiring knowledge of English. Hatred towards language is unfair.
Earlier, she wrote in her post that it is known that like other parties, the SP is also creating an atmosphere of tension and violence by putting forward especially Dalit people of the party, and the phase of highly controversial statements, allegations and counter-allegations and programs etc., which seem to be their politics of extremely narrow selfishness.
She further wrote that SP can also go to any extent here for the sake of the selfishness of Dalit votes. Therefore, along with Dalits, other backward classes and Muslim community should also avoid falling prey to the political tactics of this party by not getting influenced by them. Instead of commenting on the history of others, it would be appropriate if the opportunistic Dalits associated with such parties tell them about the goodness and struggle of the saints, gurus and great men of their society, due to which these people have become worthy of something.
Courtesy : Hindi News