During the initial years, a significant issue of concern revolved around the potential threat to the nation's unity due to demands for separate states. There was apprehension that linguistic states might fuel separatist tendencies and exert pressures on the recently established country. However, owing to popular demand and the leadership's response, a decision was eventually made in favour of linguistic states. This choice was motivated by the belief that acknowledging the regional and linguistic aspirations of all regions would diminish the risks of division and separatism. Furthermore, the accommodation of regional demands and the formation of linguistic states were perceived as a more democratic approach.

During the reorganization of states, after all the considerations were taken into account, the formation of linguistic states was seen as a sign of what?

All of the above

During the reorganization of states, after all the considerations were taken into account, the formation of linguistic states was seen as a sign of:

Deepening of democracy.

Accommodation of Diversity.

Respect for Pluralism.