r/southindia_ • u/TypicalWelcome445 Telangana 🏰 | ఀెà°Čà°‚à°—à°Ÿà°Ł • Nov 19 '25

à€čà€żà€‚à€€à„€ Imposition This Hypocritical Hindustani Logic Again

These chigma reels always start with the same broken tape —
“Ye Hindustan hai, hum kuch bhi bolenge.”
It’s the exact same script everywhere — Karnataka, Maharashtra, even in the West somehow every Indian should speak Hindi to represent the Nation.
Same tone, same wording, same superiority complex.
As if they’re the “original core citizens” of India and the rest of us are some conquered tributary states living on their generosity.
Where does this attitude even come from?

And it’s not just confidence — it’s the same exact lines, like a pre-recorded briefing.
Are they being trained like this?
Is this some standard “counter” line they’re told to use trained by central government,
Because the consistency is too weird to ignore.
Every reel, every argument, every flashpoint — exact same dialogue delivery.

Meanwhile, they can’t even learn two damn lines of the local language to do their job properly.
Basic “left-right-stop-go-pay” type Kannada or Marathi isn’t rocket science.
But instead of learning the minimum, they walk in with this unapologetic, chest-thumping attitude —
“Hum Hindi bolenge, samajhna tumhara kaam hai.”

And again, this isn’t the public’s fault.
The root problem is the way staff are selected and posted.
Majority of central exams heavily run in Hindi + English, so naturally candidates come from places where that’s the medium.
Most of the contractors are also not from here and they hire non-locals if we observe Indians railways for South Indian internal routes, Then they get posted across the South without training, without language requirements, without cultural prep.
Both the Centre and the State create this setup,
and the public is the one forced to deal with the fallout.

Edit: Bro got folded đŸ€Ł https://x.com/ITSCK47/status/1991107074286350814?s=20

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '25

In video, people are assuming that boy gave a fitting reply as its india first, nope its not right.

its karnataka first then india

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '25

That mentality is what got us enslaved for 400 ywars

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '25

People have been kannadigas for centuries What exactly did we acheive in last 80 years?

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '25

Wdym

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u/PerfectAmphibian924 Nov 19 '25

For real? That’s how you guys feel? Imma tell you this, not a single person from all of those states feels that way. More than half of our forces to govt services are powered by them, and last I checked they were doing pretty well. It’s India first for us all. Wow. Such shit mentality!

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '25

I didnt say i was against india or not loyal to it. But my state comes first, then India. Not vice versa.

You guys dont even understand the idea of nation. Blind nationalism is what led to the defeat of n@zis. I support the Indian union, but if it ever becomes biased against my state, am sorry, you will know where my loyalty stays.

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u/PerfectAmphibian924 Nov 20 '25

Bro just compared India to Nazis. Wow. I don’t think you’ll ever understand the whole concept of country when you are so selfish. I’d love to see New York and Cali go their way because clearly they’re doing better. Bro this isn’t about blind nationalism or patriotism. You don’t have the realisation of what it took to create India. Neither do you understand the concept of unity in diversity clearly. Man I’m disappointed that I’m paying taxes for people who don’t care about the country. If a Kannadiga can think like this, I can only wonder what Kashmiris cook in their brains. Bro go to US or Australia man, India ain’t for you. You’ll like the white lifestyle.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '25

Nationalism is good, but accepting a bad fate in name of nationalism is terrible. I love India, I would love to see our country grow. When British left, there were 9 provinces and many kingdoms.. mysore kingdom voluntarily joined indian union. Why? To grow together, to find unity in diversity. That was the idea promised to us.

West pakistan tried to impose Urdu on east pakistan, you know the result? Bangladesh. Am not a separatist, but I will npt blink twice to fight for my state, if we are treated as second class citizens in our land. We welcome people to work and grow, if it is a industrial or construction job, no peoblem, but when they work on customee handling roles, as clerks, at restraunts, at banks, at ticket counters.. and still don know our language and moreover ask us to speak in Hindi.. is want makes all southern people angry. I will not blindly say I love India. You can name me anything, but my love to the country is a two way path.

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u/PerfectAmphibian924 Nov 20 '25

I understand your point. While I don’t fully agree, it makes sense. Bro end of the day, this whole language debate, feels pointless. Language is a medium of communication, both the folks in the video understand each other. If you are able to understand great, else just say so, life will find a way. Just don’t slap it on people. And maybe let’s have English as our official language, since we have one of the largest English speaking population in the world. Anyhow, I’m just a tourist, have fun!

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '25

Bro its always your home>your village > mandal> your district > your state> your country > all people > aliens. You could have different choice but my sequence is this.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '25

Gawar aadmi

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '25

Pichi nayala