He wasn't rude but politely asked the person to learn and speak the language, I don't understand what made you think that asking to learn a language was rude. Recently there was an incident where a lady made reels that was literally offensive towards we Kannadigas and she used derogatory words hurting our sentiments. People in Karnataka particularly in Bangalore are generally the locals living in the city are welcoming nature but when someone insults us we would not hesitate to take corrective measures and this applies to almost all the Southern Indian States. If people provoke us we won't sit quietly. It's mostly the people who migrated from their hometowns for earning livelihood and for various reasons come down to our cities and settle down but one thing that I would like to reiterate to such people who think that they can arrogantly rant anything about Bangalore and Karnataka, first look at your own state and develop it before pointing fingers at us and our infrastructure. Our infrastructure in Southern States is far better and on the contrary North Indian States and their culture itself is discriminatory by nature.

You have mistaken I have told the Chef to learn Kannada in a jovial way. If he learns the local language it will be good for him. Let him learn one more language what's wrong in it. First of all do you know Kannada need a honest reply.

@@JayaramS-vc4ff I dont need to answer you but still I am answering you, I know Hindi, Kannada, Konkani,Marathi , Punjabi and English. I love learning languages. I dont go on telling people to learn or tell them what to do . I just mind my business sir.

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