‘outsiders in Own Country’: Mumbai Cab Drivers Challenge Marathi Rule

‘Outsiders in own country’: Mumbai cab drivers challenge Marathi rule, and NewzQuest is tracking how the story unfolds from here.

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Additional context on the story: "Citizens of India who move to Maharashtra to earn their bread are being treated as outsiders in their own country," the plea claimed. Amid a crackdown on non-Marathi-speaking auto and taxi drivers in Maharashtra, four app-based cab drivers from Mumbai on Tues

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