Mumbai entrepreneur Sushil Kedia apologizes for remarks on Marathi, following violence by MNS supporters.

Sushil Kedia, an entrepreneur in Mumbai, apologized for his controversial remarks about not learning Marathi, which sparked the vandalism of his office by five MNS supporters. Kedia initially challenged MNS chief Raj Thackeray but later withdrew his comments, admitting they were made under stress. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions over language in Maharashtra, with the state government vowing to not tolerate violence in the name of Marathi.