Nishikant Dubey’s Witty Retort to Raj Thackeray’s Language Threat

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey responded with sarcasm to MNS chief Raj Thackeray’s recent controversial statement threatening those who don’t speak Marathi. Thackeray’s “Dubo Dubo Ke Maarenge” (will beat them by drowning) comment sparked outrage, and Dubey’s response further fueled the already heated debate.

Dubey’s Sarcasm and the Language Debate

Dubey’s sarcastic retort, questioning whether he had been teaching Hindi, seemingly downplayed the seriousness of Thackeray’s threat. This has led to discussions on social media and news outlets about the escalating language tensions in Maharashtra. Dubey’s response can be interpreted as a critique of the perceived linguistic intolerance promoted by Thackeray’s statement.

MNS’s History of Violence Under Scrutiny

Dubey also took the opportunity to criticize MNS’s history of violent actions, bringing their past conduct back into the public eye. This has further intensified the controversy surrounding Thackeray’s comments and raises concerns about the potential for further unrest.