Non-Hindi speakers told to leave Ayush meet: DMK
Chennai, August 23 Another row over Hindi has erupted in Tamil Nadu with the DMK alleging yoga and naturopathy practitioners from the state were asked to leave a virtual meet held by the Ayush department if they did not understand...
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Chennai, August 23
Another row over Hindi has erupted in Tamil Nadu with the DMK alleging yoga and naturopathy practitioners from the state were asked to leave a virtual meet held by the Ayush department if they did not understand the language and seeking action against officials concerned.
The episode “exposed” the BJP-led government’s agenda of imposing Hindi through its officials, the Dravidian party chief MK Stalin alleged while party MP Kanimozhi wrote to Ayush Minister Shripad Yesso Naik seeking an inquiry.
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Stalin alleged Ayush Secretary Rajesh Kotecha with “arrogance and a chauvinism for Hindi intimidated 37 yoga and naturopathy physicians to leave an online training session if they did not know Hindi” and condemned it. — PTI
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