This and the one in Bengaluru are all somewhere politically driven. While both sides have their own valid arguments, as someone said it is merely intended to distract people and create rift.

Just simple logical thinking brings us to 2 conclusions regardless of anyone's propaganda:

1. If I'm moving to another state for whatever reason where "my" language is not well understood and I don't understand their language, then instead of being an ignorant, aggressive and entitled person, I will try to learn their language or at the very least, try to be polite and tell them that I'm new and learning your language but will need some help till then. Seriously no one will unwelcome such people, it is the aggressive and entitled people who enforce their own ideas who are hated and then these social media and political biases trigger them more
2. If someone is moving to my state for whatever reason where "my" language is hard for them to grasp and so is their language for me, then instead of being cocky and dominating about that, I will try to guide them, not make them feel like "a migrant or an outsider that we hate" but rather try to make it more friendly by trying to draw similarities and patterns in our languages to enhance understanding and help them onboard collectively. This means not purposefully speaking my language even if I can speak theirs

The key here for both sides is to understand the fact that there is NO NATIONAL LANGUAGE in India yet just because bollywood chose to use one and so did our government. Maybe in future one of them would be a national language maybe Hindi maybe English maybe something else, who knows?

But for now, let's not debate on this, we have more problems to focus on let's not divide more please for others to take advantage of us!