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Deva Bhau : No compulsion, no discrimination. Hindi speaking taxi and auto drivers only need basic Marathi for their work. The deadline has already been extended thrice and will be extended further if needed. Mahayuti stands for fairness, not language-based discrimination.

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VIDEO | Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis says, "First of all, there is no reason for our Hindi-speaking brothers who work as taxi or auto drivers here to become experts in Marathi. They only need to know enough Marathi to carry out their work, and that is what has been requested. There is no compulsion of any kind; efforts are being made to teach them Marathi. People have already requested an extension twice, and the deadline was extended. It has now been extended for a third time as well. If there is another request from those who want to learn and need more time, the deadline will be extended again. Our Mahayuti government will not allow anyone to be treated unfairly on the basis of language..."

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#WATCH | On Marathi compulsory for auto, taxi, cab drivers, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis says, "We are not trying to make our Hindi-speaking brothers experts in the Marathi language, but they should have working knowledge of the language. Efforts are being made to make them learn the language. The deadline to learn the language has been extended three times now. Our Mahayuti government will not allow injustice based on language."

#WATCH | On Marathi compulsory for auto, taxi, cab drivers, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis says, "We are not trying to make our Hindi-speaking brothers experts in the Marathi language, but they should have working knowledge of the language. Efforts are being made to make them learn the language. The deadline to learn the language has been extended three times now. Our Mahayuti government will not allow injustice based on language."

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🚨 Fadnavis shuts down the Marathi “hate” narrative > Hindi-speaking auto & taxi drivers are NOT being asked to become Marathi experts. The requirement is simple: learn basic Marathi needed to communicate with passengers. No “strict compulsion” on fleuncy. And when drivers asked for more time, the government extended the deadline TWICE. The CM’s message cuts through the noise: learn enough to do your job, not to prove your identity.

🚨 Fadnavis shuts down the Marathi “hate” narrative > Hindi-speaking auto & taxi drivers are NOT being asked to become Marathi experts. The requirement is simple: learn basic Marathi needed to communicate with passengers. No “strict compulsion” on fleuncy. And when drivers asked for more time, the government extended the deadline TWICE. The CM’s message cuts through the noise: learn enough to do your job, not to prove your identity.

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🚨 BIG! CM Fadnavis DEBUNKS Marathi HATE CAMPAIGN NO need to become “experts” in Marathi. Auto & taxi drivers only need basic, functional Marathi for their work. 💥 No strict compulsion on fluency. Govt is helping drivers learn and has already granted. TWO extensions after their requests. CM Fadnavis makes it clear: functional communication, NOT forced fluency.

🚨 BIG! CM Fadnavis DEBUNKS Marathi HATE CAMPAIGN NO need to become “experts” in Marathi. Auto & taxi drivers only need basic, functional Marathi for their work. 💥 No strict compulsion on fluency. Govt is helping drivers learn and has already granted. TWO extensions after their requests. CM Fadnavis makes it clear: functional communication, NOT forced fluency.

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#WATCH | Mumbai: On Marathi being compulsory for auto-taxi drivers, Maharashtra Minister Pratap Baburao Sarnaik says, "... Taking Maharashtra's culture and identity seriously, as Transport Minister, I have taken this decision that under no circumstances should our taxi and rickshaw drivers not know Marathi... We are not saying that when you go home, if you are Hindi-speaking, then speak in Marathi or get a degree in it... Our rickshaw drivers and taxi drivers have limited conversations with people during their work. If you know that much Marathi, we will appreciate it..."

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#WATCH | Thane, Maharashtra | On the Marathi language rule for taxi and auto drivers, State Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik says, "No action will be taken against more than 1,65,000 people who have learned the Marathi language. We will have to take action against those who do not learn Marathi. Our government wants people to come here to work. If you say you won't learn Marathi, then it will not work. Legal action will be taken against those who do not know Marathi. Those who don't learn the Marathi language will have their licenses permanently suspended. "

#WATCH | Thane, Maharashtra | On the Marathi language rule for taxi and auto drivers, State Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik says, "No action will be taken against more than 1,65,000 people who have learned the Marathi language. We will have to take action against those who do not learn Marathi. Our government wants people to come here to work. If you say you won't learn Marathi, then it will not work. Legal action will be taken against those who do not know Marathi. Those who don't learn the Marathi language will have their licenses permanently suspended. "

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#WATCH | Mumbai: Maharashtra minister Pratap Sarnaik says, "For the past several years in the state, our Hindi-speaking brothers have been driving rickshaws and taxis. According to rules 4, 22, 78, and 85 of the Maharashtra Motor Vehicles Rules 1989, rickshaw drivers should know practical Marathi language. They should know Marathi language when communicating with passengers—this is the role and sentiment of our administration. In this regard, for the past 3 months, we have been teaching practical Marathi language to all our Hindi-speaking brothers... Leaders had demanded time for this work, so we have also given 100 days... If they do not learn Marathi by August 15, action will be taken from August 16. So far, as action, a fine of Rs 500 was fixed... But now that will not happen. Even after repeated fines, if someone does not follow the law, we also have the right to cancel their license."

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