Devendra Fadnavis government before Maharashtra Assembly session Big decision Taking withdrawn the order implementing the ‘Three Langwage’ formula. This order was being strongly opposed. Uddhav Thackeray, Raj Thackeray were trying to make it an issue of Marathi identity. Sharad Pawar’s party and Congress were also questioning this. But Fadnavis snatched the biggest issue from the opposition from this one decision. As soon as the decision was withdrawn, Supriya Sule and Raj Thackeray also appeared to be glowing. On the other hand, seeing the opportunity, Eknath Shinde showed the mirror to Uddhav Thackeray.

Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde said, a new committee headed by Dr. Narendra Jadhav will study it and present its report. Those who are making allegations against us, when they were in power, they made the education of three languages ​​- Marathi, English and Hindi mandatory, which was recommended by Raghunath Mashelkar Committee. When they were in power, their opinion was different and now that they are not in power, they are reacting differently. The public knows who is responsible for the Marathi speaking people leaving Mumbai and our government is bringing them back to Mumbai.

Ajit Pawar also came with
Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar also appealed to the groups planning a protest march on July 5 to withdraw their agitation in view of the government’s decision to cancel the GR related to Hindi. Fadnavis said that the committee will listen to all the stakeholders before finalizing any language policy, which will make it clear that the educational possibilities of the students will not be compromised. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis targeted the opposition and said that he sent a long letter, but most of the old things were repeated in it.

Opposition celebrated the celebration

Taking back the decision of the Maharashtra government, the opposition leaders became stunned. He was seen telling his victory. The workers of the MNS party office led by the Shiv Sena led by Uddhav Thackeray, Raj Thackeray celebrated.

What did the leader say…

Today this government experienced that when the Marathi man is united, the government also has to retreat. This government wanted to divide Marathi Manush. After seeing unity, he has canceled the government proposal. They do not want Marathi -speaking people to unite for the Maharali of July 5 against this issue. But now we will organize a celebration on the same date. Soon we will decide and inform you all.
-Adhav Thackeray

The Maharashtra government has withdrawn its decision to teach Hindi from the first grade. This is the victory of unity of Marathi people and citizens of Maharashtra. This incident is an example of what Marathi people can achieve unitedly. It is Maharashtra of self -respecting people. Heartfelt congratulations to all the people fighting shoulder to shoulder and all the self -respecting citizens of Maharashtra for this victory in this battle of pride of Maharashtra.
-Supriya Sule

Why is the timeline special?

April: The state education department announced that Hindi will be made compulsory third language in classes 1 to 5 in Marathi and English medium schools under the New Education Poly (NEP) 2020.

17 April: A formal government proposal (GR) was issued to implement this change.

June 18: While amending the policy, Hindi was declared a default third language, but the option was kept open that if at least 20 students in a class were requested, then they can choose another Indian language.

June 24: A committee was formed to review the language policy, which was entrusted with the task of giving recommendations.

June 27: The government clarified the situation that Hindi is not mandatory and students will be available for alternative languages.

June 29: The state government officially withdraws the proposal that made Hindi compulsory as the third language.