The linguistic dispute escalated to violence, in which a 20 -year -old student was allegedly confused and beaten up with a hockey wand after he asked others at the College WhatsApp Group to speak in Marath and threatened NDTV on behalf of Raj Thackey.
Some students published news in Hindi, police sources said. The student then replied, “Talk to Marath, otherwise Raj Thackey will come.”
Faizan Naik, along with three other students, allegedly attacked a student who called Marathi, the next day at almost 10:30.
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According to the assistant of the Police Commissioner (Vashi), Adinath Budhwant was complained.
“The first information report was registered at the Vashi Police Station in connection with a dispute that arose between two groups. The dispute was the result of an argument between two individuals about the group comments,” NDTV Budhwant said.
He added: “The complainant was also supposedly beaten by a wand. The investigation is on and the accused will be taken.”
MNS Gajanan Kale spokesman and other MNS workers entered and met police officials. They were looking for a strict action against the NAIK and the group who attacked the student. Kale said, “We also met a student and his family.”
Raj Thackey is the chairman of Maharashtra Navnirman hay (MNS), who warned the closure of schools if Hindi is deposited from the 1st class. His workers repeatedly attacked what they called “insults” for Marathi. The attacks consist of one on a merchant based in Thane and the latest to operate in the public toilet in Nanded.
Main Minister Maharashtra Devendra Fadnavis said that the decision to cancel its two GRS previously published in the production of Hindi as a third language. Thacceray was the first, among others, who initially brought a problem, followed by others in the state. Later, other political parties teamed up with him and even supported his non -political March 5 July against Hindi.
“The state government will cancel its two GRS previously released for the introduction of Hindi as a third language can not be called late wisdom because it was withdrawn only because of the resentment of Marathi’s people,” Thackery said.
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