Lawyers Seek Legal Action Against MNS for Anti-Non-Marathi Incidents
Three city lawyers urged the Maharashtra DGP to take legal action against MNS following assaults on non-Marathi speakers by party members. The lawyers accuse MNS chief Raj Thackeray of inciting these acts. They call for action under the National Security Act to protect national peace and harmony.

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In a serious turn of events, three prominent city lawyers have addressed a letter to the Maharashtra Director General of Police, demanding immediate legal action against the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) following a series of violent acts aimed at non-Marathi speaking individuals.
The letter, which cites a speech by MNS chief Raj Thackeray at a recent rally in Mumbai, accuses him of inciting violence against non-Marathi speakers, leading to assaults and threats by party workers. The lawyers are pushing for action under the National Security Act against those responsible.
Highlighting that the situation threatens both social harmony and national integrity, the lawyers have underscored the urgency of a thorough investigation into the actions and rhetoric of MNS leaders. They stress the need for accountability to prevent future harm to communal peace.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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