Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray once again surrounded CM Devendra Fadnavis over language dispute. He said that the Chief Minister of the state in Maharashtra is wondering how to bring Hindi, they are not thinking how to teach Marathi to those coming from outside.

Raj Thackeray also said that the Home Minister of the country says that I am not a Hindi -speaking, but Gujarati, then when Raj Thackeray speaks, how can we be narrow thinking?

Raj Thackeray attended Shetkari Kamgar Party program

In fact, the MNS chief had attended the invitation ceremony given by Jayant Patil, former MLA of Shetkari Kamgar Party on Saturday (August 2). During this, he gave this statement.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut was also present with him in this program. Jayant Patil, former MLA of Shetkari Kamgar Party, invited Sanjay Raut and Raj Thackeray for a rally.

‘Industries will not be made on the grave of Marathas’

Meanwhile, Jayant Patil also clarified that he had called for anniversary because we are one on the issue of Marathi. During this program, Raj Thackeray said that he would not allow industries to be formed on the grave of a Marathi person, as well as commented on the Public Safety Act.

‘Industry will have to be brought with honor of Marathas’

Raj Thackeray said, the state government has brought a law on all lands. If you oppose any project, then the government can arrest you. If you want to bring the industry, then you have to bring them here with the honor of the Marathi people, otherwise you will not be able to bring them.

‘Will make silent before election’

He said that before the roads are built, they (government) will take land there and then deal with all these industrialists and silence you just before the election.

Former Rajasthan Chief Minister and senior Congress leader Ashok Gehlot made a statement on the language dispute released in Maharashtra. He called for honoring every language and religion during the visit of Mumbai on Sunday (July 13). He emphasized that the quarrel over linguistic differences is unnecessary.

Ashok Gehlot’s remarks came after the ongoing controversy over the taught Hindi in schools in Maharashtra and many violent incidents related to Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS). Recently, MNS workers were seen attacking non-Marathi speaking people for not talking in Marathi.

‘There is no harm in learning language’
The former CM told reporters, “Knowledge is power. There is no harm in learning any language. You should learn languages. There should be no restriction in terms of language. Some people know for five languages.”

‘Every language should be respected’
Recalling the changing social perspective, Ashok Gehlot said, “When we were young, we were also against English, but now the time has changed. In this new age, English has become necessary, so we are teaching English to our children. In such a situation it is wrong to quarrel over languages. People should respect every language and every religion.”

The dispute began when the Maharashtra government issued two government resolutions and later withdrawn them, in which it was proposed to make Hindi a third language in Marathi and English medium schools from class 1 to 5. There was a sharp response to the opposition to this move and regional organizations like MNS also protested. Apart from this, Shiv Sena (UBT) and Congress also criticized the government for imposing Hindi on the Marathi -speaking state.

Government canceled GR
At the same time, the Maharashtra government has canceled two government proposals (GR), in which Marathi and English medium schools demanded to implement Hindi as a compulsory third language.

Shiv Sena (UBT) activists beat up an auto driver for not speaking Marathi in Palghar district of Maharashtra. Its video is becoming fiercely viral on social media. At the same time, the statement of BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has come out regarding this incident.

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey posted on an X handle on the fight with an auto driver for not speaking Marathi and said, “Thackeray’s party- do not believe in the ghosts of the family.”

‘Case not registered at the moment’
Please tell that the police said on Sunday (July 13) that we have seen the video of the auto driver but no formal complaint has been received in this case so far, so no case has been registered yet. A local official of Uddhav Thackeray -led Shiv Sena (Ubatha) claimed that the auto driver had been taught a lesson and said that no person who insults the Marathi language and the state would not be spared.

Significantly, the migrant auto driver living in Virar area of Palghar had allegedly made derogatory remarks against the Marathi language, Maharashtra and Marathi symbols, whose video also went viral on social media earlier, to which social media and local political groups had given sharp reactions.

In the new video that surfaced on Saturday, it was seen that a group of Shiv Sena (Ubatha) workers, including women, were seen slapping the driver on the busy road, later he was asked to publicly apologize to the person and his sister.

‘Taught lessons to auto ones’
Uday Jadhav, the head of the Virar city unit of Shiv Sena (Ubatha) at the scene, later justified the action. Jadhav told reporters, “If someone dare to insult Marathi language, Maharashtra or Marathi, he will be replied in the style of Shiv Sena. We will not sit silent.” He said, “The driver dared to speak badly about Maharashtra and Marathi Manush. He was taught a strong lesson. We asked him to apologize to the people of the state and the people he had hurt.”

Maharashtra language controversy: Yoga guru Baba Ramdev’s response to the ongoing language dispute in Maharashtra has come to light. Baba Ramdev has given a statement saying that all the languages ​​spoken in the country are a symbol of pride, we should be proud of all languages ​​and should be respected.

Let us know that Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev has given a restrained and balanced statement on the movable controversy over Marathi language in both Maharashtra. He has said that all the languages ​​spoken in the country are a symbol of pride and they should be respected equally. He said that dividing in the name of language, caste, gender or community weakens national Hindu unity, so every Indian should unite and strengthen the integrity of the country.

Businessman Gopal Khemka murdered Baba Ramdev

Along with this, Baba Ramdev also expressed concern over the murder of big businessman Gopal Khemka in Patna, Bihar. He said that the freedom of all, safety of all and justice to all this is the biggest responsibility of governance. He said that every person has the right to move and stay safe anywhere independently and for this all governments should create an environment that gives the assurance of security to every citizen.

Shiva devotees stay away from drugs in Kanwar Yatra

Talking on the Kavad Yatra, Baba Ramdev appealed to the Muslim community that if he is serving Shiva devotees, there is no need to hide his identity. Along with this, he also urged Shiva devotees not to do any kind of violence or assault during the journey and behave with full devotion and restraint. He specifically said that in this journey of devotion, one should stay away from drugs, only then it will be called true faith.

Kumar vishwas on maharashtra language row: Kumar Vishwas, who attended the Kavi Sammelan in the three -day ‘Uttar Pradesh Mango Festival 2025’ held in Lucknow, also recited poetry. During this, he hoped to stop the ongoing language dispute in Maharashtra early.

Speaking to reporters on the language dispute released in Maharashtra, Kavi Kumar Vishwas said, ‘Language spreads love, not hatred. My mother (Hindi) and Mousians, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada are all very rich languages. People should not spread hatred on this. I hope that this dispute stops quickly.

Speaking to reporters, Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, Deputy Chief Minister present in the program, said on the language dispute, “The Bharatiya Janata Party is moving ahead with a resolution on the slogan of Shrestha Bharat, but some people are working to create controversy among themselves on any issue within the country, which is wrong and unacceptable.”

Praising the Uttar Pradesh Common Festival, he said, ‘The organizing of Uttar Pradesh Mango Festival is very grand. Those who see their future in horticulture are going to give a message to them. People will get a new enthusiasm by this event. No one had seen before the variety is in the festival. I congratulate the Horticulture Department on the success of the festival.

It is noteworthy that Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday launched the three -day ‘Uttar Pradesh Mango Festival 2025’ in Awadh Shilp Gram, Awadh Vihar Yojana, Sector 9, Lucknow. In this festival, the exhibition of mangoes of more than 800 varieties brought from gardens across the country has attracted everyone’s attention.