Pesron who is already "USING" a "STOLEN" car, how likely is it that he is the real owner of two vehicle?
A person who is real owner of a two wheeler (bike), later stoles a car. Then he will "USE" the car, but he will definitely prefer to sell the stolen car in fear of getting caught and stick with his own two wheeler (bike).
And if you are trying to use this example with English as a language being "STOLEN" by Indians, then it is harsh on part of you. Indians are not thieves to have "STOLEN" a language rather they were given it as a gift and they have adopted it.
Real meaning of stolen - Stolen (Thieve)
But here my meaning of stolen was reference to something which is not my "OWN".
If you read the "justification provided by Tripathiji and my reply to it, you will be able to understand the context in which it has been used.
I haven't read the post of Tripathiji, i only posted on the theme of topic.
Yes, Hindi is principal official language of India and English secondary official.
I was only trying to say that "USE" the English language wherever & whenever necessary but there is no need to "OWN" it.