CM Eknath Shinde and the BJP are the targets of Uddhav Thackeray's frontal attack.

Shiv Sena Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray's leader Uddhav Thackeray launched a frontal attack on his former coworker and Balasahebanchi Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde as well as former allies BJP for their demeaning silence and inaction despite farmers' plight, repeated insults of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj by the Governor BS Koshyari, flight of industries to Gujarat and other states. Shinde and 39 other renegade legislators were called traitors by Thackeray at a well-attended farmer's rally in Chikhli, Buldhana district, despite receiving love, affection, and party tickets.

 

Thackeray expressed his party's full support for the farmers in surviving the current crisis while pleading with them not to commit suicide despite all the hurdles. The legislator from the Shinde camp was in Guwahati at the same time as Thackeray's rally to fulfill a pledge to the Goddess Kamakhya. On the other side, Thackeray asserted that the BJP has evolved into a party of immigrants. Is the BJP a political organisation or a choir bazaar? They are stealing everything from outside because there won't be anything left over for themselves.

 

I am therefore requesting that the 40 redas (rebels) publicly declare that they will not run for office on the BJP ticket if they still possess any remaining manhood

Where is your hard work and where is your Hindutva?" he questioned amid cheers and slogan shouting from the audience. "The Mindhe (rebel) group wants Balasaheb Thackeray's name and face, Shiv Sena's name, and Modi's blessings.

 

"Shivaji Maharaj is our god, and Buldhana is the birthplace of Jijamata, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's mother. But our Chhatrapati receives insults on a regular basis. Gujarat elections are causing industries to be redirected to Maharashtra because the BJP wants to win those polls. Solapur and Akkalkot have also been claimed by the Chief Minister of Karnataka, Bommai. Next year is an election year in Karnataka as well.

 

Therefore, they won't hesitate to divide Maharashtra as well," asserted Thackeray, who was joined by a number of party leaders, including party MPs Sanjay Raut, Arvind Sawant, and Vinayak Raut, as well as Neelam Gorhe, the Deputy Chairperson of the Maharashtra Legislative Council, Ambadas Danve, the leader of the opposition, and Chandrakant Khaire, a former minister.

 

If the deceit must be stopped, he replied, "we will have to march on after asking Jijau's blessing." The Mindhe Chief Minister will stick his tail in and say straight, "We want to offer 40 villages, let's give them," he said, criticising the Shinde Fadnavis administration. He mocked the Prime Minister would take Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to India tomorrow and then gift 100 villages to Maharashtra.

 

 

 

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