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Nitesh Rane on Language Dispute: The language dispute in Maharashtra is not taking the name of stopping. Minister Nitesh Rane, a minister in the Maharashtra government, has once again launched a scathing attack on MNS over language dispute. He said that people like Javed Sheikh, who are in the MNS party today, do not speak Marathi language.
Rane alleged that Javed Sheikh talks only in Urdu, only poor Hindu people (based on language) are abused … Why are they killed. ”
When will the video of Javed Sheikh come- Nitesh Rane
Rane said that if Javed Sheikh still does not speak Marathi, then it will be interesting to see when his video comes out. According to ANI, he taunted and asked if only poor Hindus would face such pressure and attacks? His clear allegation was that common Hindus are being separated in the name of caste and language, which is a dangerous tendency.
#Watch Mumbai, Maharashtra: Nitesh Rane, minister in the Maharashtra government, said, “Javed Sheikh should be in any party, he never talks in Marathi, he only talks in Urdu … only poor Hindu people (on the basis of language) are misbehaved … based on language… pic.twitter.com/brk2j6u6qf
– ani_hindinews (@ahindinews) July 7, 2025
What did Nitesh Rane say on Nishikant Dubey?
Reacting to Nishikant Dubey’s controversial statement, Rane said, “I want to say again that the conspiracy to break our Hindu nation in the name of language should not be encouraged. No matter what- North Indian, Marathi, or Bihari- First we are all Hindus. After that, the number of caste and language comes.” He appealed to the Hindus to unite and said that only those people who celebrate the “party of Sheer Khorme” are happy with the mutual fight.
Significantly, recently, BJP MP Nishikant Dubey challenged Uddhav Thackeray that if he has power then come out of Maharashtra and do politics, otherwise he will be “slammed and killed.” Since this statement, the political atmosphere has been hot, Nitesh Rane’s statement can intensify this debate, especially at a time when political rhetoric about language and identity in Maharashtra is at its peak.