Who were against Hindi replacing English as the official language, after Independence?

People from South

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People from East

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The correct option is A People from South
The people from south were against Hindi replacing English. They threatened to separate from India if Hindi was imposed on them.

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Who were against Hindi replacing English as the official language, after Independence?

The correct option is A People from SouthThe people from south were against Hindi replacing English. They threatened to separate from India if Hindi was imposed on them.

The correct option is A People from South
The people from south were against Hindi replacing English. They threatened to separate from India if Hindi was imposed on them.