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Speak Or Be Slapped: Banker Bashed, Store Staff Slapped; Marathi Asmita or Arrogance? | Urban Debate
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19:23Now PlayingIn this episode of Urban Debate, anchor Shreya Dhoundial discusses the rising violence linked to language politics in Maharashtra, as MNS workers enforce Marathi through intimidation and assaults. Recent incidents include the slapping of a security guard in Powai and confrontations with bank managers in Thane and Pune for not using Marathi. Videos of these altercations have gone viral, sparking outrage and reigniting debates about linguistic imposition versus individual rights. Critics question Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’s silence on the issue, as the MNS continues its aggressive campaign under Raj Thackeray’s leadership.
A panel of experts has joined Shreya Dhoundial to discuss this in detail. Hemant Kamble Pangrikar, MNS, says, “ Mobiles have an option for English and Hindi, why not #Marathi? The local user speaks Marathi:.....” Also, Film Producer, Shoaib Choudhary says The nuisance factor of MNS has been hijacked by another party in the Kunal Kamra case, that is why they feel left out......” Watch the full video to know more and follow mirror now for the latest updates.
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