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Raj thackeray mns news: The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) first established the ‘Shadow Cabinet’ under the leadership of Raj Thackeray to monitor the administrative functioning of the state. However, that experiment was not very successful. Now MNS has decided to organize a new experiment and organize a ‘Pratipal Auditorium’. This special meeting will be held on 26 April at 5 pm at the Journalist Building located in front of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation headquarters.
At present, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is being operated through administrative officials, as there is no elected public representative for the last three years. MNS says that due to this, the problems of the general public are being neglected. In protest against this and with the aim of raising the voice of the public, this ‘Pratipal Auditorium’ is being organized.
‘Be open discussion’
On behalf of MNS general secretary Sandeep Deshpande, a letter has been sent to the leaders of all the major political parties of Mumbai and invited to attend this meeting. ‘Pratima Mayor’ will also be appointed in this meeting and topics like important problems related to Mumbai, health services and disaster management will be openly discussed.
Invitations sent to these parties
MNS has also sent molestation to BJP Mumbai President Ashish Shelar, Nationalist Congress (Sharad Pawar faction) Siddharth Kambay, Samajwadi Party’s Saeedbhai Sheikh, Congress’s Varsha Gaekwad, Shiv Sena (Uddhav Thackeray faction) Aditya Thackeray, Shiv Sena (Shinde Gut) Minister Uday Samanta and many other leaders have also been sent to many other leaders.
What is written in MNS invitation letter?
MNS wrote in the letter, “Mumbai Municipal Corporation runs on two wheels. Administration and public representative, but the wheel of public representatives has come to a standstill for the last three years. Mumbai is facing many problems, but there is no solution due to no discussion in the municipal corporation.”
The letter further wrote, “Therefore we have kept the concept of ‘Pratipal Auditorium’, where representatives of various political parties and social organizations together will discuss the burning problems of Mumbai.