Is there a possibility the situation gets worse? Even the doctors are asked to write prescription in Kannada, so the goverment is also supporting it in a way.
Do Bangaloreans talk about anything else?
Every day there will be same post on Kannada/non Kannada. Everything is language discrimination somehow
I will tell you a funny story -
Once I was traveling within Bengaluru and booked a Ola/uber cab (can’t recall exactly). The moment I stepped in cab driver had his photo printed, posted with KRV neck-scarf. For the uninitiated, KRV claims to be culture-protectors but these guys are political goons supported by party in govt.
I started thinking, I shouldn’t give any impressions to the driver of my “outsider” roots. Few minutes into the ride, he started speaking to me in Hindi. He must have guessed it from my name. Few moments later, he started telling me his weight loss journey and ultimately pitched “Herbalife” in pure Hindi 🤣🤣🤣
A KRV guy selling me Herbalife in Bengaluru in Hindi. That day I realised, all these language war is just a political gimmick to manipulate locals from asking “real questions” to the govt and keep the fire burning.
The more I see things around from this lens, it further proves my hypothesis. Another data point published by a local publication on kids of KRV-leaders studying in international schools 😂
https://x.com/Rafeeq647/status/1811612751602811379?t=jEko7NKc6AtxteDcjH2gjQ&s=19
If you're living in Bangalore, it's better to learn the language before the Govt makes stringent rules among other things.
Is this true? Does it mean all non locals working there will be removed? How would it play out? What are your thoughts?
Roads, Metro, Taxi Drivers arrogance, Corruption....Naah Speak Kannada first. I'll be as blunt as possible. "Supporting this behaviour will make life hell for non-Kannadigas in Karnataka and Kannadigas out of Karnataka." This CM has...
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