MNS leader Raj Parte accused Gujarati residents of calling Marathi families "dirty" for eating non-vegetarian food. State Minister Ashish Shelar condemned such disrespect based on language ...

A fresh Marathi vs non-Marathi controversy has erupted in Mumbai’s Ghatkopar area after a Marathi family was allegedly insulted for consuming non-vegetarian food. The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena ...

MUMBAI: MNS workers had a heated argument with members of a housing society in suburban Ghatkopar for allegedly insulting their Marathi-speaking neighbours for eating non-vegetarian food ...

Clashes erupted in Mumbai's Sambhav Darshan society between Marathi and Gujarati communities over non-vegetarian food. The ...

(MENAFN- Live Mint) All hell broke loose at a residential complex in Mumbai after Marathi and Gujarati communities clashed with each other over non-vegetarian food, after a resident allegedly ...

According to reports, a man named Shah allegedly insulted the family for consuming non-vegetarian food, stating, "Marathi people are dirty; you eat fish and meat." This confrontation has inflamed ...

In the video, Parte is also heard alleging that a housing society in a nearby locality prohibited Marathi-speaking families from cooking non-vegetarian food at home, and they were forced to order ...

A confrontation broke out in Mumbai’s Ghatkopar area after Raj Thackeray-led Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) workers accused ...

In the same video, Parte also claimed that a housing society in a nearby locality had prohibited Marathi-speaking families from cooking non-veg food at home, forcing them to rely on outside food ...

The eastern suburb of Ghatkopar saw yet another altercation among Gujarati and Marathi-speaking groups after an argument broke out over eating non-vegetarian food. The dispute forced the police to ...

According to a video, some Gujarati residents objected to the non-vegetarian meals of the Marathi-speaking neighbours. This incident escalated to the police after local workers of the Maharashtra ...

Mumbai, Apr 18: A verbal dispute over food preferences in a housing society in Mumbai’s Ghatkopar spiralled into a controversy after some Gujarati residents allegedly objected to non-vegetarian food ...