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'Ban loudspeaker for all if you want to', says Maulana Nadimudin | Hoonkar

The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) on Tuesday reiterated its warning to the state government asking it to shut down loudspeakers in mosques till May 3. MNS chief Raj Thackeray asserted that this was a 'social issue and not a religious issue, and affirmed that his party would not back down on the subject. Thackeray further threatened to play Hanuman Chalisa on speakers, if the government refused to listen to him. Maulana Nadimudin said that if it is necessary to ban loudspeakers, do it for all religions. Watch the video and stay connected for more updates. 

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