Archive · 23 Jun 2025
MNS Criticizes Marathi Signage Absence at Mumbai Event
A big meeting in Mumbai didn't have any signs in Marathi, which is the local language.
A leader from the MNS party was upset because he thinks Marathi should be used at events in Maharashtra, even if it's a national event.
He questioned why the local language was missing.
The event was organized by the Lok Sabha Secretariat.
MNS criticized the government for the lack of Marathi signage at a Lok Sabha Secretariat event.
The event, celebrating 75 years of Estimates Committees, took place in Mumbai.
Banners at the event were only in Hindi and English.
MNS leader Sandeep Deshpande questioned the absence of Marathi.
The event was attended by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and Legislative Council Chairman Ram Shinde.
- Who
- MNS leader Sandeep Deshpande and Lok Sabha Secretariat.
- What
- MNS criticism over lack of Marathi signage at a Lok Sabha event.
- When
- Not mentioned in the provided article.
- Where
- Mumbai, Maharashtra
- Why
- Marathi language was missing on event signage.
MNS Perspective
Not mentioned in the article
Language Usage
MNS Perspective
Marathi language should be used at an event held in Mumbai.
Not mentioned in the article
Not applicable as no opposing view is mentioned.
- Event
- National Conference of Estimates Committees
- Location
- Mumbai
- Organizer
- Lok Sabha Secretariat
- Criticism
- Absence of Marathi signage
- Critic
- Sandeep Deshpande (MNS)
Sources
LS speaker to inaugurate national meet of Estimates Committees
Working to institutionalise parliamentary friendship forums with different countries: Om Birla
National Conference of Estimates Committees: Why no banners in Marathi, asks MNS leader