‘Those who speak English in India will soon feel ashamed’, Amit Shah’s statement

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Home Minister Amit Shah

Emphasizing the importance of Indian languages, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Thursday that the time has come to lead the world with re -acquiring linguistic heritage and proud of domestic languages. Speaking at a book release program, the Union Home Minister said, “English speakers will soon feel ashamed in this country. The creation of such a society is not far away. Only those who are firm. I believe languages ​​are gems of our culture. We cannot be true Indians without our languages.”

Amit Shah said- India cannot be imagined by foreign languages

Amit Shah said, “No foreign language can be enough to understand our country, its culture, its history and its religion. The whole of India cannot be imagined through incomplete foreign languages. I am fully familiar with how difficult this fight is, but I am also confident that Indian society will win in it. Once again, we will run our country in our languages ​​and also lead the world.” Underlining the ‘Panch Prana’ (five vows) created by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Amit Shah said that these five vows have become a resolution of 130 crore people of the country.

Home Minister said- Need to change the training of officers

Home Minister Amit Shah said, “Modi ji has laid the foundation of Panch Pran for the Amrit period. Achcing the goal of a developed India, getting rid of every mark of slavery, proud of their legacy, being committed to unity and solidarity and to create a sense of duty in every citizen, these five pledge have become a resolution of 130 crore people. We will have a major role in this journey by the year 2047. In fact, on the occasion of the release of a book written by former civil servant IAS Ashutosh Agnihotri, the Union Home Minister emphasized the importance of Indian languages ​​and said that there is a need to change the training of administrative officials.

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