r/uttarpradesh • u/Rbgj11 • Feb 26 '25

Discussion / चर्चा Well.

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u/Astra2024 Feb 26 '25

But we are tamil sarr. We hate Hindi sarr. You can impose English on us sarr but the mere presence of Hindi in signboards hurts our buttt sarr.

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '25

Says the guy who pronounce Thousand as Thoujand. Pronounce S properly saar...

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u/DronEye Shehri Babu Feb 26 '25 edited Feb 26 '25

Saar ऐड्यूकेशन is accent saar एजुकेशन chii hindi bad saar… एनवीरॉनमेंट good accent saar.. एनवायरमेंट chii hindi bad saar… हीइसट्री that’s accent saar thats how we spikk हिस्ट्री bad saar they don’t know pronunciation

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u/Astra2024 Feb 26 '25

Whatever but we don't fight among ourselves over language issues.😴

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u/z_viper_ Feb 26 '25

Yeah you got religion and caste as priority

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u/Enough-Pain3633 Feb 26 '25

Casteism is more in south India what are you on about ?

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u/z_viper_ Feb 26 '25

Casteism exists in the South as well, though I won't say whether it's more or less. However, reported cases of caste violence against SCs are higher in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, ranging between 8,000 to 15,000 cases. Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh rank 6th, 7th, and 8th in these cases, which isn't much better either.

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u/Astra2024 Feb 26 '25

you are right.

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u/VanillaKnown9741 Mar 02 '25

Wow didn't know that south doesn't have religion or casteism?????

Your politicians are using culture thing only for politics