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Parents and students sign petition board as MNS opposes Hindi mandate in state
Updated On: 23 June, 2025 02:32 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The campaign follows the Maharashtra School Education Department’s recent Government Resolution (GR), which drew sharp criticism from MNS chief Raj Thackeray. Earlier, during a press conference on June 18, Thackeray had fiercely opposed the move, questioning if similar policies would ever be implemented in states like Kerala and Tamil Nadu
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Parents of students at Saneguruji School and IES Modern English School (Ashlane) were seen signing on the banners titled “Ek Sahi Hindi Sakti Virodhachi” organised by the MNS. Pic/ Ashish Raje
The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) has put up banners outside several schools in Mumbai’s Dadar, urging parents to sign a petition against making Hindi a compulsory subject in Maharashtra schools. Parents of students at Saneguruji School and IES Modern English School (Ashlane) were seen signing on the banners titled “Ek Sahi Hindi Sakti Virodhachi” organised by the MNS.
Parents of students from IES Modern English School and Sane Guruji School participated in a signature campaign organised by the MNS to express their opposition to the compulsory imposition of Hindi.
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