External view of Bombay High Court in Mumbai. | Photo Credit: Vivek Bendre
On Monday, the Bombay High Court challenged the maintenance of the public interest (Pil), who was looking for the first information report (companies) against the Mahashra Navnirman hay (MNS) to President Raj Thackery and his party workers as well as the cancellation of the party.
The divisional bench of the chief judge Shree Chandrashekhar and Judge Gautam Ankhad, while he listened to the petition filed by advocate Ghanshyam Up fallsyaya, asked him to first satisfy the court for the maintenability of Pil.
The attorney Subhash Jha, who appeared for Mr. Upephyaya, said the MNS workers were harassed by Hindi -speaking people in Mumbai, Thane, Raigad and Pune, and claimed that such acts threatened national unity, especially in escape to the elections.
The bench, however, questioned the need for drank in this matter and observed that the disabled individuals could directly turn to the court. He decided to hear the arguments about the maintenance problem and set the date for hearing in time.
Mr. Upiphyaya had previously moved the Supreme Court, which sought to withdraw the recognition of MNS, quoting the assembly of July 5, in which Mr. Thackey reportedly stimulated violence against speakers outside Marathi and ridiculed Hindi -speaking states. However, the best court recommended him to turn to the Supreme Court.
The 114 -page saw, pursuant to Article 32, is looking for a strict action according to Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhit (BNS), including the registration of companies and cancellation of MNS recognition. He claims that repeated acts of violence and the attack of the crowd chief and its members claim that such acts pose a threat to Indian unity, sovereignty and constitutional values.
Published – 23 September 2025 21:33
