A Mumbai office dispute became a political issue after a video appeared online. The video shows an argument between an employee and her supervisor in a private office in the city. It starts with the supervisor questioning the employee about her late arrival. The woman then responds with a comment about the man’s origins in Bihar.
The exchange quickly drew attention on social media because of its regional and communal implications.
Office fight video in Mumbai led political issues
In the video, the woman says, “I’m from Maharashtra, not taking orders from Biharis here.” This comment faced widespread backlash for promoting regional discrimination in the workplace.
Labour-rights advocates noted that the incident highlights the difficulties in maintaining a professional environment and stopping discriminatory behavior in corporate settings.
Party workers intervene after the clip goes viral
Hours after the video became popular, individuals claiming to be from Raj Thackeray’s Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) supposedly visited the office. Witnesses reported that the group confronted the supervisor seen in the video.
Local police have not confirmed the details of the confrontation, but officials stated that taking the law into one’s own hands could lead to legal consequences. Sources mentioned that neither party had filed a formal complaint as of Thursday evening.
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