Amid rising tensions over linguistic issues and attacks on migrants, Samajwadi Party MLA Abu Asim Azmi addressed the media in Bhiwandi and expressed his concerns. He clarified his stance on the Marathi language, the treatment of migrants in Maharashtra, and the upcoming municipal elections.
Azmi acknowledged the importance of Marathi as a cultural and linguistic symbol of Maharashtra. “Marathi is a symbol of Maharashtra’s culture and identity. It should be given due respect,” he said. However, he strongly opposed the idea of targeting individuals for not speaking or understanding the language. “It is absolutely wrong to attack anyone just because they don’t know Marathi,” he asserted.
Amid rising tensions over linguistic issues and attacks on migrants, Samajwadi Party MLA Abu Asim Azmi addressed the media in Bhiwandi and expressed his concerns. He clarified his stance on the Marathi language, the treatment of migrants in Maharashtra, and the upcoming municipal elections.
Azmi acknowledged the importance of Marathi as a cultural and linguistic symbol of Maharashtra. “Marathi is a symbol of Maharashtra’s culture and identity. It should be given due respect,” he said. However, he strongly opposed the idea of targeting individuals for not speaking or understanding the language. “It is absolutely wrong to attack anyone just because they don’t know Marathi,” he asserted.
Amid rising tensions over linguistic issues and attacks on migrants, Samajwadi Party MLA Abu Asim Azmi addressed the media in Bhiwandi and expressed his concerns. He clarified his stance on the Marathi language, the treatment of migrants in Maharashtra, and the upcoming municipal elections.
Azmi acknowledged the importance of Marathi as a cultural and linguistic symbol of Maharashtra. “Marathi is a symbol of Maharashtra’s culture and identity. It should be given due respect,” he said. However, he strongly opposed the idea of targeting individuals for not speaking or understanding the language. “It is absolutely wrong to attack anyone just because they don’t know Marathi,” he asserted.