Supriya Sule Urges Government to Stop Hindi Voiceovers on Sansad TV

Lok Sabha MP Supriya Sule has called on the Central government to halt the practice of providing Hindi voiceovers for speeches made in English or regional languages on Sansad TV. She argues that this practice amounts to censorship, denying non-Hindi-speaking Indians the right to hear their representatives in their original words.

In a strong appeal, Lok Sabha MP and leader of NCP (SP) Supriya Sule has asked the Central government to stop Hindi voiceovers for speeches delivered in English or regional languages on Sansad TV.

Taking to the platform 'X', Sule highlighted that this practice began in the first session of the current Lok Sabha and continued through the Budget Session, labeling it 'alarming.'

Sule argued that the Hindi voiceovers act as a form of censorship, preventing millions of non-Hindi-speaking Indians from hearing their elected representatives' original words. She urged the government to immediately cease this 'discriminatory and anti-federal' action.