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Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray responds to Nitin Gadkari’s letter
- by Webdesk
- 21 Aug 2021
In a recent letter written by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, on the alleged hindrance caused by Shiv Sena members in the work of road construction, to which Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has responded on Thursday. The Union Minister of Road on August 14 in his letter to the Chief Minister of Maharashtra complained that the construction work was being hindered by the Shiv Sena MPs in the state of Maharashtra. The Union Minister of Road,
Transport and Highways in the letter warned the party stating that while approving future road works in the state of Maharashtra we will have to reconsider the decision if this hindrance continues. Speaking at the inauguration function of Nagpur Metro Station, Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray replied to every question raised by the opposition leader. In Marathi, the Chief Minister stated that “Both of us are dutiful for the wellbeing of people in the state.”
Responding to the letter, Chief Minister stated, “The relationship, Nitin Ji you carry with us is a little different. We both are dutiful. We have learned the teachings of Shiv Sena Chief stating that one should never break faith with people. We don’t want that the work that is being carried out for the people to be hindered, I promise you that further, I will not permit anyone to interfere in the development work that is being carried out.”
The letter written by Union Minister stated that the Shiv Sena workers and office-bearers were creating hindrance and also warning the corporator working in the national highways in the state of Maharashtra. "If this continues, should we continue the work? Your department should decide on this soon,” stated Union Minister of Road, Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari in his letter.
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