Nepali Prime Minister is considering banning Hindi language in Parliament. Nepal has already expressed its anger with India over the border dispute and citizenship issue. But now the Prime Minister is under siege by opposition parties for banning the Hindi language.
Janata Samajwadi Party MP and Madheshi leader Sarita Giri protested strongly on the issue inside the House. He said that this move of the government could give rise to strong opposition in the Terai and Madheshi region.
The MP has asked the Prime Minister if he has been given instructions from China to do so. Significantly, the public is already angry with PM Oli regarding the Corona virus.
Let me tell you that Maithili, Bhojpuri and Hindi are the most spoken languages after Nepali language in Nepal. Indian languages are prevalent among people living in the lowland areas of Nepal.
In view of this, banning of Hindi by Nepal government does not seem easy from anywhere. In such a situation, if the government passes a law to ban Hindi, then there can be opposition to it.
However, Prime Minister Oli is constantly engaged in diverting public attention due to political rebellion. For this, they have made weapons of opposition to India.
We want to see the emergence of a new nationalism in Nepal, so that the questions arising on the way of working in his party can be eliminated. Also, opponents can also be entangled in it.
The friendship between Nepal and China continues to deepen. Its impact is visible on the politics of Nepal. Actually, preparations are being made to ban Hindi in the Parliament of Nepal, due to which the MPs have asked Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli whether it is being done on the instructions of China?
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