Archive · 24 Jul 2025
MNS Removes Gujarati Signboards to Assert Marathi Respect
In Maharashtra, a political party called MNS is upset about signs written in Gujarati on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway.
They believe Marathi, the local language, isn't being shown enough respect.
So, they removed the Gujarati signs from restaurants and businesses.
The MNS said that since it's Maharashtra, Marathi should come first.
They are asking the local government to make sure signs respect the Marathi language and culture.
MNS workers removed Gujarati signboards on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway.
The action was directed by MNS leaders in response to Gujarati signage.
The MNS stated that Marathi must be respected in Maharashtra.
MNS workers targeted multiple eateries and establishments.
The MNS urged local administration to intervene regarding signage.
- Who
- MNS workers
- What
- MNS workers removed Gujarati signboards.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Mumbai-Ahmedabad National Highway
- Why
- To ensure Marathi is respected.
MNS Stance
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Language Preference
MNS Stance
Marathi should be prioritized
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- Party
- Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS)
- Location
- Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway
- Action
- Removal of Gujarati signboards
- Motive
- Respect for Marathi language
- Leaders involved
- Avinash Jadhav, Prashant Khambe