Anshuman Vichare: Verbal slap under the ears of anti-Marathi rickshaw pullers! The actor said, “I don’t want to do it!”

• By eating here, the Marathi haters would have been well impressed by Anshuman’s rants.
• Like Shuman, it has come to light that there was a reaction from the Shinde family as well.
• Actor-director Hemant Dhome said directly “Go back to your state! Earn there and eat there!” It is said

The Maharashtra State Transport Board has made Marathi mandatory for all rickshaw pullers and taxi drivers across the state. Due to this, the expatriates are tired. Many non-Marathi speaking rickshaw pullers have stood against the Marathi language. A contingent of 15 lakh rickshaw pullers will go on strike on May 4. Actors of Marathi cinema are upset after seeing the plight of the beloved Marathi. In this, actor Anshuman Vikhe has also expressed his opinion.

Hemant Dhome: The actor was beaten by the rickshaw pullers! Said “Go back to the kingdom of language!…”

Anshuman Vichare shared the post on social media. In it he mentions that, “Marathi is not to stay in the soil and do the work! Marathi first!” This post of Anshuman is currently being discussed on social media. Having been born in Marathi soil, earned here and eaten here, Anshuman’s rant must have been well received by the Marathi haters. Like Anshuman, it has come to light that there has been a reaction from the Shinde family as well. Singer Utkarsh Shinde urged the foreigners to “Learn Marathi! If you don’t want to learn, leave!” It is narrated in this word.

Ritesh Deshmukh and Hemant Dhome also gave their reactions

Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia Deshmukh have become Brand Ambassadors of Maharashtra’s beloved channel ‘Lalpari’. Commenting on the platform of MSRTC, Ritesh has appreciated the decision of Minister Saranaik. Also “Marathi only in Maharashtra!” It is stated in clear words. While actor-director Hemant Dhome said directly, “Go back to your state! Earn there and eat there!” It is said. On the Marathi issue, it is seen that the Marathi cinema industry is standing firmly for the Marathi language.

Utkarsh Shinde: Utkarsh is hot on the Marathi issue! Non-Marathi directly told the rickshaw pullers “If you don’t want to learn Marathi, leave!”

Rules to come into effect on the 1st!

On May 1, the Maharashtra Day, the rule will be implemented across the state and the decision will be applicable across the state. In Maharashtra, it will be compulsory for everyone who makes a living by driving a rickshaw to know Marathi language and if not, the rickshaw driver’s license will be cancelled.