Summary:
Sometimes, a user might accidentally hit the "+" when uploading a photo, there is no option to remove it. We should add a "-" so that the user can remove it.
Steps to reproduce:
Upload a new photo, hit the + button many times in Step 1, then try to remove not needed ones.
Screen-shots:

Would you like to work on the issue?
Yes
Apart from this, the user should not be allowed to add the same language twice.
@maskaravivek Good Point, I would implement that as well :)
@maskaravivek Good Point, I would implement that as well :)
I'm not sure how tightly bound this code is, but if you are it might be best to do them as separate PRs so they're easier to review.
@domdomegg Cool, I will make separate issue for it :)
Hello, I see the issue is available. Can I take it ?
@maxbetton Sure go ahead!
Feel free to refer https://github.com/commons-app/apps-android-commons/pull/3504#issuecomment-600801773 for UI
Thank you. For sure, I saw it :)
Just to be sure, are we OK with that?

@maxbetton My Bad, I see that some comments got hidden and the UI which was actually finalised is this https://github.com/commons-app/apps-android-commons/pull/3504#issuecomment-619364827

I have open the PR #4206 for this issue;
The PR #4206 was working, however it had irrelevant changes, thus we couldn't merge it. Anyone else can implement is in the same way and this issue should be solved :)
@neslihanturan Can I do this?
@Ayan-10 feel free to create a PR for this issue!
@madhurgupta10 can I use

this remove icon. Instead of X icon?
@Ayan-10 I would prefer the "x" but lets discuss it with @neslihanturan
@neslihanturan Can you please give your opinion on this? My code is ready for PR. I am waiting for your response.
@Ayan-10 You can start working on this, the icon can be changed later easily if needed.
I would strongly prefer an "x" as well, it's much more commonly used.
@madhurgupta10 @misaochan Thank you for your response. I create the PR.
I would say "x" too. Also please consider the previous PR implementation since it was mostly working in general.
I would say "x" too. Also please consider the previous PR implementation since it was mostly working in general.
@neslihanturan I already made a PR. Please have a look at #4406
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I would strongly prefer an "x" as well, it's much more commonly used.