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Do you actually know this fact that all the North Indian languages also known as Indo Aryan languages are actually closer to European languages than they're to South Indian languages? Yes. Similarly language of Sikkim, Mizoram, Nagaland etc are closer to Chinese Mandarin linguistically than they're to any other Indian language. Language spoken by Santhal tribals of South Jharkhand "Munda" Is closely related to East Asian languages like Vietnamese etc than they're to any Indian language.. Yes, this is how much diverse our Subcontinent is!
How can be Hindi an uniting factor for India, when it's not the first language of majority of Indians on the first hand? And lets not count this that the "Hindi" Which is spoken in Buxar...
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is actually Bhojpuri and the "Hindi" Which is spoken in Karnal is actually Haryanavi and these two languages are not the SAME! A Haryanavi will probably understand Punjabi/Lehnda better in comparison to Bhojpuri and moreover I'm from UP, people around me speak various different kind of languages that are counted as "Hindi" Among Censuses. I do agree few people have hate boner against Hindi because they actually hate North Indians, similarly few people hate Urdu blindly because they associate Urdu with one religion.
We've already lost millions of South Asians in civil wars like Bangladesh vs Pakistan, Sri Lankan government vs Tamils and one of our prime minister was assassinated due to this issue. Let's not complicate this issue and accept our regional linguistic diversity, Hindi is not the uniting factor of India and it'll never be the uniting factor of India.
2nd option is the best to go one with.