'Remember when you land at Mumbai International Airport': Aaditya Thackeray's threat to Shiv Sena rebels

Undaunted by the Eknath Shinde-led mutiny, the Shiv Sena has increased its preparations for the BMC election by holding region-specific Shiv Sainik gatherings throughout Mumbai on Saturday and Sunday. "Remember when you land at Mumbai Airport, you should keep in mind that the roads going to the Vidhan Bhavan run through Worli, Bandra, Parel, and Byculla," said Yuva Sena president and Tourism Minister Aaditya Thackeray, who is anticipated to lead the party in the BMC election (the Shiv Sena strongholds).

 

Allow the Centre to deploy the Army or the CRPF." Among tremendous clapping and slogan chanting, he proclaimed that there will be no room for dissidents in the Shiv Sena. "Those who choose to leave Shiv Sena behind and run for office, we are ready to support them. The Shiv Sena's women's wing fighters would not allow rebels to the campaign. Our people revolted, but they are now being held as prisoners in Gawhatty," stated Aaditya.

 

Aaditya addressed a well-attended meeting with the tagline "Saheb (Uddhav Thackeray), we are with you today, tomorrow, and forever," adding, "One thing is astonishing and also irritating as how people may shift in politics." But the question is, what haven't we given them?"

 

"Our people abandoned them, which brought many people to tears." There is no one else like the Chief Minister. This is the first time in history that members of the ruling party have joined the opposition side. "In general, members of the opposition migrate to the ruling party," Aaditya observed.

 

"The previous revolt has been subdued; those folks are no longer visible." We want these folks gone for good. It is fantastic for the party whenever I travel to Ayodhya. That's most likely what happened. "The youth will now have a chance," he remarked. "After witnessing the workers' enthusiasm, I recall the day I announced my candidacy. Even though my voice can still be heard in the hall, yours has reached Guwahati. Bhaskar Jadhav, a party legislator, stated that all eyes are on Mumbai and the Mumbai Municipal Corporation. "You are correct, Bhaskarrao, that the BJP has its sights set on Mumbai," he remarked.

 

 

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