'Why dub Tamil films in Hindi?' Pawan Kalyan slams TN leaders

Janasena founder and deputy chief minister of Andhra Pradesh Pawan Kalyan on Friday asserted his credentials of a Sanatan champion and his party's success against several odds. He accused Tamil Nadu of hypocrisy, saying its leaders allow Tamil movies to be dubbed into Hindi for financial gains but oppose the language. Speaking on his party's foundation day in the East Godavari district, the Janasena chief said India needs multiple languages, including Tamil, for the integrity of the country. Pawan Kalyan said, "In Tamil Nadu, people oppose the imposition of Hindi. This makes me wonder if they don't want Hindi, then why do they dub Tamil films in Hindi for financial gains? They want money from Bollywood but refuse to accept Hindi. What kind of logic is that?" the Janasena leader said.
Kalyan also underscored that it was "unfair" on the part of Tamil Nadu to welcome labourers from Hindi-speaking states like Uttar Pradesh and Bihar but reject the language. Tamil Nadu is home to a large number of migrant workers from Haryana, UP, Bihar, and West Bengal. He castigated people for opposing Hindi and arguing against dubbing Tamil films into the language. Communalism in India is a result of "pseudo-secularism," he said. "True secularism should be applied in true spirit, not for vote bank politics … I am even ready to die for Bharat," Kalyan said.
The Deputy Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister said he started the party all alone in 2014 and that he is looking forward to raising 100 leaders from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana who could influence the country. "As we don't have the fear of losing, we contested in 2019. Even after losing, we took a step forward. We stood our ground and upheld the party. We not only stood up for ourselves but also upheld the four-decade-old TDP," said Kalyan, addressing a large meeting here in the East Godavari district.