Alisher Kadyrov reacted to the deputy who said that building Uzbek schools in Russia would be discrimination against Russians

The attitude towards the Russian language in Uzbekistan should be proportional to the attitude towards the Uzbek language in Russia - Kadyrov Alisher Kadyrov reacted to the deputy who said that building Uzbek schools in Russia would be discrimination against Russians. Advisor to the President of Uzbekistan, Kahramon Kuronboev, visited Russia yesterday and asked the Russian government to help open private kindergartens and schools for the children of migrant workers at the expense of representatives of the Uzbek diaspora in Russia. However, Russian MP Mikhail Delyagin said the initiative was illegal. "It is clear that opening schools only for migrant children is discrimination against the citizens of the Russian Federation. It is a deliberate policy aimed at destroying Russia, creating first foreign and then hostile enclaves. In my opinion, Uzbekistan should definitely build kindergartens and schools, but only in its territory. In fact, they should take back the migrants who entered Russia," said Delyagin in an interview with the Govorit Moscow radio station. After that, Alisher Kadyrov, chairman of the DP "Milliy Tikshalan" reacted to the words of his Russian colleague Mikhail Delyagin. According to Kadyrov, the attitude towards Uzbeks and the Uzbek language in Russia is as Delyagin said, and the attitude towards the Russian language in Uzbekistan should be proportionate to it. "Teaching the Uzbek language in Russian schools is discrimination against the Russian nation, and teaching in Russian in Uzbekistan schools is not discrimination against Uzbeks," Alisher Kadyrov said.

Source: uznews