Bhaiyyaji Joshi, a senior leader of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, while speaking at a program in Mumbai, said a controversial statement. “There is no need to learn Marathi for those coming to Mumbai. Different languages are spoken here. For example, the language of Ghatkopar area in Mumbai is Gujarati", Joshi has made a controversial statement. At the same time, "Mumbai does not have any single language. Many languages are spoken here", he has also said. Bhaiyyaji Joshi, the senior leader of the RSS, made a statement at an event in Vidyavihar.
Bhaiyyaji Joshi said, there is no single language of Mumbai, there are many languages of Mumbai. Different regions have different languages. As the language of Ghatkopar area is Gujarati. Similarly you will find fewer Hindi speakers in Girgaon. There you will see Marathi speaking people. There is no need for a person coming to Mumbai to learn Marathi.
India is undergoing transformation at various levels. This journey of transformation from previous decline to upliftment is leading the society and nation towards development. Our India will get an opportunity to increase its honor in front of the world. If we consider our original Hindu religion and culture, India should not be a superpower but a super nation. This assertion was made by Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh senior leader Suresh alias Bhaiyyaji Joshi in Dombivli last month.
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