Urdu as they say is the national language of Pakistan, but is it really a language of the people of modern day Pakistan, or even when this country was built?
If it's not so, then What on earth was the cause of a baseless language implantation on masses that were not familiar with it?
It was said that Mughals created the language for their armies by mixing of Hindi and persian and that it was lingua franca but now even Urdu speakers intellectuals say this theory is fake, wrong and dodgy.
They say the mother language of Urdu was (REKHTA) a common spoken language in Delhi's surroundings. When it came to Delhi Darbar and to the meals of AP, CP, Behar and Hyderabad Nawabs then it was mixed with persian and became a majority language of Muslim elites of Hindustan.
After the partition of India in 1947 majority of Urdu speakers Muslims remained in modern day India and most of the Muslim elites were migrated to Karachi and Dacca.
In Karachi these migrants or (mahajers) were able to sweep out the regional languages as Sindhi, Karachi, Marwadi, but they were unable to do so in Dhaka and later we saw that this issue became the main reason of Pakistan Bangladesh partition.
Urdu was blamed in India as the Muslims language, but it was only a blame because it was not the mother tongue of Muslim Mughals or the Muslim masses of Punjab, West Bengal, south India, Baluchistan or NWFP of that time. Rather, it was the language of some Muslim Nawabs and their fellows that was supposed owners and lords of Pakistan.
This is why Urdu can be found in slums of modern day India and Bangladesh or in the textbooks of Pakistan government run schools
If it's not so, then What on earth was the cause of a baseless language implantation on masses that were not familiar with it?
It was said that Mughals created the language for their armies by mixing of Hindi and persian and that it was lingua franca but now even Urdu speakers intellectuals say this theory is fake, wrong and dodgy.
They say the mother language of Urdu was (REKHTA) a common spoken language in Delhi's surroundings. When it came to Delhi Darbar and to the meals of AP, CP, Behar and Hyderabad Nawabs then it was mixed with persian and became a majority language of Muslim elites of Hindustan.
After the partition of India in 1947 majority of Urdu speakers Muslims remained in modern day India and most of the Muslim elites were migrated to Karachi and Dacca.
In Karachi these migrants or (mahajers) were able to sweep out the regional languages as Sindhi, Karachi, Marwadi, but they were unable to do so in Dhaka and later we saw that this issue became the main reason of Pakistan Bangladesh partition.
Urdu was blamed in India as the Muslims language, but it was only a blame because it was not the mother tongue of Muslim Mughals or the Muslim masses of Punjab, West Bengal, south India, Baluchistan or NWFP of that time. Rather, it was the language of some Muslim Nawabs and their fellows that was supposed owners and lords of Pakistan.
This is why Urdu can be found in slums of modern day India and Bangladesh or in the textbooks of Pakistan government run schools

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