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Partner aayega tabh bas yes/no/sorry/ i'll do it, in only most cases
and yeah considering we have borrowed mostly all laws from the UK and All laws are drafted in English first and then others, its not wrong
And yes many are weak in Hindi, definitely the southies, and there are too many...idk why people want Hindi to be used everywhere, when English is much widely used.
practicality > useless childish politics
Hamau se agreementwa draft karwaao chahee?
We use English. The English doesn't use us.
Clearly you feel less than and this is why you feel the need to post such drivel.
Translation: Aap bade C ho; aap jayen, apna Hindi desh alag banayen. Baaki saare pradesh jo Hindi nahi bolti hain, unke bagair toh aap ghanta kuch kar nahi payen hain. Aap mandir-masjid, hindi-angrezi ka khel khelte rahen. Aapke pitaji to mubarakbaad zaroor dein, unka aulad bsdk nikla hai.
Mata pita ko charansparsh, aur choti behen ko mera pyaar.
Also:
https://m.economictimes.com/markets/stocks/news/devolution-of-taxes-its-north-vs-south/amp_articleshow/63478023.cms
As for the law, having laws in English makes it easier for practitioners from across the country to practice the law. Why would you want to add a stumbling block to people from one region to practice the law that is applicable to all?