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Rana said that the government will take strict action against anyone who will take Dadagiri on Hindus in Maharashtra.
The case of assault of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) workers has been hot due to not talking in Marathi in Thane, Maharashtra. Regarding this incident, Minister in the state government Nitesh Rane said that the state government will take strict action on this.
Talking to the media, he told MNS workers, ‘If you have courage, go to areas like Nal Bazaar, Mohammad Ali Road or Malwani to say Marathi. Can you show such courage there too? ‘
Rane said that an FIR has been registered against the seven accused MNS workers in the case and they have been arrested. However, NDTV claimed that the accused were only detained and released after some time.
On June 30, MNS activists beat up a Gujarati shopkeeper for not speaking Marathi. A video of this incident has gone viral on social media. After this, on Tuesday, the police registered a case against seven MNS workers at Kashimira police station.
Case was registered in bailable sections
According to media reports, a case was registered against these seven accused under bailable sections. The arrest cannot be made directly in these sections. Because of which the police have left them. Now the arrest of these accused can be done only when serious sections are imposed on them.
Now what was in the video
In the video that went viral on Monday, MNS workers were seen slapping the shopkeeper.
In the video, many MNS workers are seen arguing with the shopkeeper and arguing with him. A member tells the shopkeeper, ‘You asked me why should I speak Marathi? When you had trouble, you came to MNS office. ‘
The shopkeeper said in response that he did not know that it has become necessary to speak Marathi now. On this, a worker abuses the shopkeeper that he will not be allowed to do business in this area.
When the shopkeeper says that he has to learn Marathi, a MNS member says, ‘Yes, say so. But why are you asking why should Marathi learn? This is Maharashtra. Which language is spoken in Maharashtra?
When the shopkeeper says- ‘all languages’, a person slaps him, then another person also slaps him twice. The shopkeeper tries to explain something, but he is slapped four more times.
Raj Thackeray appealed to the Maharashtra government to make Marathi and English compulsory
Last month, MNS leader Raj Thackeray appealed to the Government of Maharashtra, saying, “He should issue written orders that children from the first grade will only be taught Marathi and English, Hindi will not be made mandatory.”
He told that the government had decided to teach three languages first and now Hindi books have also been printed. If the government now makes Hindi necessary again, then the MNS will agitate.
In Maharashtra, it was decided to implement the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in Maharashtra on 16 April, under which Hindi was made compulsory third language for students of first to fifth grade in Marathi and English medium schools of the state.
However, many organizations and political parties in the state opposed to make Hindi mandatory. Due to this, the state government withdrew its decision to make Hindi mandatory on 22 April. During a conversation with reporters, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis had said that students will be able to choose a third language from their minds. Hindi will not be compulsory. Read full news here …
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