"Urduization" meaning in English

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          "text": "Parents were critical of the Urduization policy, which they saw as hypocritical, and preferred sending their children to English medium private schools. They felt that the Urduization would not be able to continue for long.",
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          "text": "He discussed the Urduization and other features of Pakistani English with respect to the novels and divided examples in various semantic categories.",
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