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MNS Activists Held Following Vandalism of Sushil Kedia’s Worli Office

The government has condemned language-based hooliganism, with police investigating the vandalism that prompted investor Sushil Kedia’s withdrawal of his comments.

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‘Don’t Regret What I Said’: Sushil Kedia Regrets Tone, Not Message, After MNS Vandalises Office Over Marathi Remarks | Image: Republic

Overview

  • On July 5, unidentified supporters of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena hurled stones at the glass entrance of Kedia’s Worli office while chanting pro-Marathi slogans
  • Worli police detained five MNS activists and registered an FIR as they continue to gather evidence and question suspects
  • Hours after the attack, Kedia released a video apology to Raj Thackeray saying his initial refusal to learn Marathi was made under stress and has been withdrawn
  • Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis denounced violence in the name of language and directed heightened security around offices exposed to similar threats
  • The incident underscores a wider MNS campaign enforcing Marathi usage and signals intensified linguistic mobilization ahead of local elections