Bengaluru: The error of the “Uncomparency” of the central government to exclude Kannada in the tourism area and South Cultural Clinics on Thursday flared into a line of language with Karnataka Anand Singh tourism minister was also forced to condemn mistakes.
Held in Bengaluru, the two-day conclave was entirely in English and Hindi, and did not support the Kannada sign board for events that received many media and negative criticism.
Realizing the mistake, Singh immediately took the central team for the duty of the signs of the Lost Kannada at the event.
The missionary clip of the minister who spoke to the Central Tourism Ministry official suggested Singh to question bureaucrats to who made the decision not to enter signs of Kannada at the meeting.
He then tells them that the state has made it mandatory for every central and state event to have signs of Kannada for local residents to understand what it is.
With a heated situation, officials take improvement steps and include digital information on the conclave in Kannada and display it at the event.
Then, after the prime session, when questioned about the signs of the missing Kannada, Singh regretted the error and said it was an unintentional mistake on behalf of the Central Government officials.
“While I condemned the missing signs, it was an unintentional and unintentional mistake.
Not long after this problem was taken to the notification of officials, they repaired and displayed signs of Kannada,” Singh said.
The missing signs are the second incident as involving the central government program, with the metro extension path that was recently inaugurated between Mysore Road and Kenri did not have signs of Kannada.
The problem even resulted in the Minister of Kannada and V culture V Sunil Kumar has issued a show causing notification to Namma Metro MD.