September 12, 2025Forum for Linguistic StudiesOpen Access

Linguistic Genocide of Indigenous Languages in Pakistan and India: A Comparative Analysis of Language Policies and Practices

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This research analyzes language policies in Pakistan and India, revealing differing impacts on indigenous languages and linguicism levels.

High levels of linguistic discrimination in Pakistan contribute to the erosion of indigenous languages, while India supports multilingualism.
Data from constitutions and credible online sources reveal that English and Urdu dominate key domains in Pakistan.
The study uses textual analysis with linguicism as the conceptual framework to analyze language policies in both countries.
Inclusive policies are needed to promote indigenous languages and ensure equitable opportunities for linguistic communities.

Naveed et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This research analyzes language policies in Pakistan and India, revealing differing impacts on indigenous languages and linguicism levels.