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Mumbai protests over Marathi language rule turn violent, services disrupted

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Protests against a Marathi language proficiency drive for autorickshaw drivers turned violent in Mumbai, with at least one driver assaulted by demonstrators. Incidents were reported across multiple locations, including Kandivali and Malad West. Protesters disrupted auto services and forced passengers to exit vehicles at several points. Misinformation about fines for non-Marathi-speaking drivers spread panic among the auto community. Police intervened to restore order, and the situation gradually returned to normal later in the day.

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