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That said, violence can never be condoned. Slapping someone or beating someone if they don't speak your language is absolutely unacceptable. Maharashtra could do with learning from Tamil Nadu - be completely proud of your own language, have a powerful and good local film industry (like Kollywood), and more importantly, Maharashtrians living in Mumbai specifically should be proud to speak in Marathi, be proud of their culture, and stop blindly running behind Bollywood. Most of the Mumbai based Maharashtrians speak that disgusting Hinglish which they think is cool. This problem is not to be seen in the rest of Maharashtra, where people are proud to speak Marathi.
https://x.com/UFBUPUNE/status/1932783047709204702
Bottomline: English and Hindi. Any one of these languages should be acceptable.