Subhash Velingkar, leader of the Marathi Rajbhasha Nirdhar Samiti, has launched a sharp attack against the current administration, accusing politicians of becoming drunk on power. Speaking out against the government’s decision to stop financial aid to Marathi-medium secondary schools, he urged citizens and supporters to unite and actively participate in a dedicated two month campaign to hold the government accountable and bring down its arrogance.

Velingkar criticized the government's lack of moral values, emphasizing that it does not care about good or bad qualities, but acts solely out of fear of vote bank dynamics. He called on everyone to step up and engage actively over the next two months, highlighting this timeframe as a crucial opportunity to challenge the authority of power hungry politicians and safeguard the future of Marathi language education in the state.