The Bombay High Court disposed of a petition challenging Maharashtra’s Marathi language rule for drivers. This action followed the state government’s decision to extend the deadline for learning the language by one year. The petition had argued that the rule violated fundamental rights of cab and auto-rickshaw drivers. The government’s extension provides drivers more time to acquire working knowledge of Marathi. The Bombay High Court disposed of a petition challenging Maharashtra’s Marathi language rule for drivers. This action followed the state government’s decision to extend the deadline for learning the language by one year. The petition had argued that the rule violated fundamental rights of cab and auto-rickshaw drivers. The government’s extension provides drivers more time to acquire working knowledge of Marathi.
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