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Devendra fadnavis on raj thackerey & uddhav thackeray: Before the upcoming municipal elections in Maharashtra, the enthusiasts of political upset have intensified. Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray has announced an all -party march on 6 April on the issue of making Hindi mandatory, which has intensified the speculation of Thackeray brothers i.e. Raj and Uddhav to come on a platform.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has revealed the first response to this. In an interview given to Lokmat, he has given a big statement about Raj Thackeray.
What is Devendra Fadnavis’s response?
Fadnavis said that Raj Thackeray is his good friend and his role is different. He clarified that at present the Mahayuti alliance includes the original parties like Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) and Nationalist Congress Party (Ajit Pawar faction). If a third party wants to join this alliance, it will be welcomed, but it will be decided collectively. He also added that the door of Mahayuti is open, whatever he wants can join it.
Hindi-Marathi protest intensified only due to elections- CM
On the issue of Marathi Front and Hindi language being taken out by Raj Thackeray, CM Fadnavis said that this protest has been intensified only due to elections. If there were no municipal elections, then such a big front would not have come out. He said that if Raj Thackeray and his views were the same, they would have already been in the same party. In Mumbai, there cannot be a monopoly of any one person or party on the interests of Marathi people. Both Marathi and non-Marathi communities are with Mahayuti and the public vote on the basis of development.
On the old decision to quit the post of mayor in BMC, CM Devendra Fadnavis said that it was an emotional decision. At that time, at the behest of Uddhav Thackeray, Eknath Shinde and other leaders, he gave up the post of Mayor and Deputy Mayor. Now he clarified that the Mayor of Mahayuti in the upcoming elections will be held on the Mumbai Municipal Corporation. This statement indicates possible new equations in Maharashtra politics.