Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, speaking at the unveiling of a 25-feet-tall bronze statue of Nada Devi Bhuvaneshwari at Vidhana Soudha, emphasized the importance of Kannada language and culture. He urged residents to take pride in speaking Kannada and highlighted the need to foster a “Kannada atmosphere” throughout the state.

Addressing a gathering that included officials and dignitaries, Siddaramaiah stressed the significance of Kannada as a symbol of identity and unity in Karnataka. He acknowledged the state’s multicultural environment and called for efforts to preserve and promote Kannada to safeguard its cultural heritage.

The Chief Minister encouraged all residents to learn Kannada, emphasizing its role in deepening their connection to Karnataka’s cultural values. His remarks aimed to strengthen linguistic unity while celebrating the diversity that enriches Karnataka’s social fabric.

Siddaramaiah’s speech underscored his commitment to promoting Kannada as a unifying element and ensuring its continued significance across the state. The event marked a pivotal moment in efforts to uphold and celebrate Karnataka’s linguistic and cultural identity.

Source: PTI

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