Read the following and comment on it. '' The partition of the country

1.	Read the following and comment on it. '' The partition of the country on the basis of religion had created doubts and fears about the security and stability of India in the minds of the leadership. There was the fear that language reorganisation would lead to break up of the country. Hence, even though the Congress itself was organised on the linguistic lines and had promised to restructure the country on those lines, it developed cold feet when independence came.''
Answer» 1. The partition of India created a lot of insecurity in the minds of the people. 2. How to maintain the integrity of the country became a burning topic. 3. There was a fear that the language reorganization would lead to breakup of the country. 4. But state reorganization committee was established. 5. Reorganization Act was passed in 1956. 6. Our leaders took initiative in this direction and regional languages were recognized as state official language. 7. English was given the status of communicating language. 8. Hence linguistic reorganization did not create any problem.

Read the following and comment on it. '' The partition of the country on the basis of religion had created doubts and fears about the security and stability of India in the minds of the leadership. There was the fear that language reorganisation would lead to break up of the country. Hence, even though the Congress itself was organised on the linguistic lines and had promised to restructure the country on those lines, it developed cold feet when independence came.''

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1. The partition of India created a lot of insecurity in the minds of the people.

2. How to maintain the integrity of the country became a burning topic.

3. There was a fear that the language reorganization would lead to breakup of the country.

4. But state reorganization committee was established.

5. Reorganization Act was passed in 1956.

6. Our leaders took initiative in this direction and regional languages were recognized as state official language.