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Maharashtra to launch statewide drive to enforce Marathi rule for auto, taxi drivers from May 1

All 59 Regional Transport Offices (RTOs) across the state have been directed to conduct inspections during the campaign period. Authorities will take action against drivers found violating transport rules or operating illegally

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Pratap Sarnaik

Pratap Sarnaik

The Maharashtra Transport Department will launch a statewide verification drive from May 1 to August 15 to enforce its decision mandating knowledge of Marathi for auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers. The initiative aims to strengthen compliance while offering training support to drivers unfamiliar with the language.

Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik announced the move at a press conference, stating that a four-member committee led by Additional Transport Commissioner Ravindra Gaikwad will oversee the campaign.

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