After MNS Mira Road Assault, Shiv Sena UBT Leader Rajan Vichare Gets Traders Slapped in Thane for Not Speaking Marathi; Video Surfaces

After an outrage over the brutal assault of a sweet shop-owner by Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) workers in Mumbai's Mira Road, another video of Uddhav Thackeray faction leader Rajan Vichare punishing traders in his office in Maharashtra's Thane district for not speaking Marathi, the incident from the Sena UBT leader's office surfaced online. 

Sena UBT leader Rajan Vishare had summoned traders in his Thane office and asked his party workers to assault them in front of him, while he was witnessing the scene. In the alleged video, it was seen that one of his supporters was slapping men and asking them to apologise for not speaking Marathi.

Another shocking incident from Thane – former MP Rajan Vichare (Uddhav faction) summoned traders to his office, got them beaten up by his men, forced an apology, and kept insisting they speak only in Marathi.

Safety of traders cannot be compromised.

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In an alleged video shared on the social media platform X, the UBT leader and his party workers are seen demanding that traders communicate only in Marathi. 

Also Read | Mumbai: Markets Shut in Mira Road After MNS Workers Assault Shopkeeper Over Marathi Language.

This comes after an outbreak erupted in Mira Road where traders, communities, and shopkeepers protest against the assault of a north Indian shopkeeper. The market was also closed for the whole day, demanding action against the MNS activists for their crimes. 

On Thursday morning, after Raj Thackeray's party workers assaulted a shop owner, shops remained closed for the day. A video from the market featuring visuals from the Mira Road area, where the shutters were down, surfaced.

"Regarding the viral video involving Rajan Vichare ji, I called and spoke to him. He clarified that the dispute was not between Marathi and non-Marathi individuals. It started when an office-bearer was not allowed to charge his phone, which led to an argument and eventually a physical altercation. It's important to note that this issue is not about anyone’s regional identity,"  Shiv Sena UBT leader Aditya Thackeray told media.