Archive · 24 Jul 2025
MNS Leader Calls for Audit of Navi Mumbai Firms, Cites Migrant Workers
A political leader in Navi Mumbai, Gajanan Kale, says that most workers in small businesses there come from other places.
He wants the government to check how many workers speak Marathi.
This is to see how many people from the local area are employed.
The claim is about 3500 small businesses near Navi Mumbai, and he made this statement in Thane.
MNS leader claims a majority of employees in Navi Mumbai's small-scale industries are migrants.
The MNS leader, Gajanan Kale, wants the state government to audit these firms.
The audit's purpose is to determine the number of Marathi-speaking employees.
The statement was made on Thursday in Thane.
The claim involves 3500 small scale industries in and around Navi Mumbai.
- Who
- Gajanan Kale, MNS Navi Mumbai city unit president.
- What
- An MNS leader is requesting an audit of small-scale industries in Navi Mumbai to determine the number of Marathi-speaking employees.
- When
- The statement was made on Thursday.
- Where
- Navi Mumbai and Thane.
- Why
- To determine the number of Marathi speaking employees.
MNS Stance
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Employee Demographics
MNS Stance
Majority of employees in 3500 small units in Navi Mumbai are 'migrants'.
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- Organization
- Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS)
- Leader
- Gajanan Kale
- Location
- Navi Mumbai and Thane
- Event
- Request for audit
- Industry
- Small-scale industries
- Number of Firms
- 3500