New Delhi: RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav on Sunday lashed out at Maharashtra government's recent decision to give taxi licences to only Marathi speaking drivers and those who have stayed in Mumbai for 15 years, terming it "dangerous" and sought Chief Minister Ashok Chavan's dismissal. In an interview to a Hindi news television channel, Yadav said, "the (state) cabinet raised the issue of domicile and decided that taxi licences will be given only to those who have lived in Mumbai for 15 years. This...
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