Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane’s controversial statement on Muslims, ‘All are green snakes, Mumbai’s DNA …’

Nitesh rane remarks on Muslims: BJP leader and minister in the Maharashtra government, who has been in the news with his statements, has once again given a controversial statement. According to the news agency ANI, Rane said that goal cap and beards did not vote for me. I have become an MLA by the vote of Hindus. If I do not support Hindus, will I support Urdu speakers?

Nitesh Rane, MLA from Kanakavali and son of former Union Minister Narayan Rane, said, “All Muslims are green snakes, DNA of Mumbai is Hindu. I will always support Hindus. ”Nitesh Rane’s elder brother Nilesh Rane is an MLA from Shiv Sena of Shinde faction.

Nitesh Rane said, “You should be cautious. Coming together as Hindus requires the time and if you come together, it is the responsibility of the Government of Hindutva, which you have chosen for development. I am a Hindu first, then MLA and minister. So keep all these things in mind and keep your existence in your own way. ”

He said, “How much people like us were insulted, how many of us cut lemon in our name, it does not matter us.”

Congress target

The opposition has reacted sharply to Rane’s statement. Congress MLA Nana Patole said that Nitesh Rane is in a constitutional post, he has taken oath of constitution and after taking oath, he is sitting in a ministerial post and sitting in such posts and doing such things is very wrong to have such an ideology towards one religion.

Abu Azmi provoked

Samajwadi Party MLA Abu Azmi said that Urdu is the language of this country. If you see the old documents, then all the land papers are available in Urdu. I also said yesterday that the FIR of Gandhiji’s assassination was also written in Urdu. Before independence, Urdu has been the language of this country and it has been born here. It did not come from outside.

Abu Azmi said, “Who is Nitesh Rane to tell us?” Should I tell them that you read your religious book in Marathi, do not read in Sanskrit or in the original language? All these things do not happen. It is not necessary to interfere in the middle of religion.