Samujjal Bhattacharya, adviser to the All Assam Students Union (AASU), has claimed that the caller tune for cybercrime awareness has been “butchering” Assamese pronunciation.
Taking to X handle, Bhattacharya wrote on Monday, “The cybercrime awareness caller tune in Assam is insulting our Classical Language by severely butchering Assamese pronunciation. This is unacceptable for a language with such rich heritage and cultural significance.”
He has called for a revision in the caller tone and requested that fast action be taken.
“We need immediate action and replacement in the correct form that preserves our language’s authenticity while delivering the cyber awareness message. It’s disheartening to see a language conferred as ‘classical language’ being tarnished this way. Urging the authorities to take strict action against this misrepresentation and ensure respect for the Assamese language,” the AASU leader added.
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