National Volunteer union ,RSS) Shiv Sena on a meeting held by Chief Mohan Bhagwat from more than 70 Muslim clerics and intellectuals of the country (UBT) Chief Uddhav Thackeray Had his Palatial Today’s article was written about this, which is in discussion.

It has been written in the article that in this meeting that lasted for three hours, Mohan Bhagwat tried to understand the sentiments of the Muslim community, which is the staunch of the BJP Hindutvaist The groups will not like it. There itself Thackeray Has described this meeting as the necessary dialogue for “nation building”.

Some BJP leaders will not like this meeting- face

According to the article written in the face, this meeting was not limited to tea and drink, but it was also severely churned about religious tension in the country. Uddhav Thackeray Has described this move of Bhagwat as an attempt to understand the pain and role of the Muslim community.

Of face Editorial Wrote in, ,Especially in Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Maharashtra and Delhi BJP The new oneHindutvaists Has recently created a ruckus in the name of Hindutva Sarsanghchalak You will not like this step of., Thackeray Done Tanj Tightly said that such leaders who have poisoned Muslims can probably even resign for this reason,

Radicalism And attack on being deprived of votes

Editorial In Thackeray It alleged that the current central government is trying to divide the country on religious grounds. He said that there is a conspiracy to deprive Dalits, Christians and Muslims of the right to vote. Voters of minorities in states like Bihar and Maharashtra List Names are being removed from Thackeray Had it ‘great HindutvaistsNot ‘, but Hypocris Told the trick of

We are all in the same boat- face

Uddhav Thackeray Have stated the need to carry forward this initiative of Bhagwat. He says that people of all religions in India DNA Is the same, All communities affected if the social boat of the country sinks Will be, Thackeray Described Bhagwat as moving towards ‘nation building’ and said that such efforts should be welcomed,