They are oblivious to the socio-economic and environmental issues related to the hills.
Know nothing about their traditions, aren’t fluent in speaking their mother tongue. Most city-bred Pahadis, those who have been born and brought up in the city have no in-depth knowledge of their own culture. If you want to correct someone then correct them for the use of words and not for their accent. And it’s perfectly fine unless you are stranded on an isolated island and you fail to convey your message. Like we Indians have when we speak English. Why such hypocrisy? Doesn’t your parents speak in the same way and when one speaks in another language they do have an accent. Personally, I have seen many fellow Pahadis who have spent their childhood in the hills mock locals having a regional accent. Since they have been living in the city for quite a long time and have gracefully adapted to the city life, they think it’s uncool to speak like that.
Let’s note that those who have their parents, relatives and their permanent home in hills do that too.
Before jumping into conclusion and targeting the city-bred Pahadis.
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