Maharashtra state president minister Udhav Thackeray on Monday released warning over Raging feud over Hanuman Chalisa, saying his recitation is not an order problem But “Dadagiri will not be tolerated.” “It is said that we have ignored Hindutva. Is Hindutva Dhoti or what? Our Hindutva is Jada Dhari.” like Jada Lord Hanuman. If you are want To recite Hanuman Chalisa, call and come home. But if you turn to “Dadagiri” we know how to destroy it,” Thackeray targeted the BJP without naming it.
He further said, “Those who teach me Hindutva should They ask themselves about their contribution to cause of Hindutva. I was (BJP) hiding in A rat pit when the Babri Mosque was demolished.
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Class of Hanuman Chalisa took Big transformation after the arrest of the couple Navnit and Ravi Rana Amravati MP-MLA on Saturday over allegedly inciting public After they gave a warning To Thackeray that they will guide the Hanuman Chalisa outside Bandra him home – “Matchry”. After their arrest, the couple were sent to judicial custody for 14 days.
The duo is booked under various Sections of Indian Penal Code and Bombay Police Act for It is alleged to encourage animosity between different groups. Later, in a second FIR, they were also slap with sedition charge.
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On Monday, Navneet Rana wrote a letter to the Lok Sabha spokesperson, Om Birla, criticizing out in Maharashtra government over The arrest. “It is my sincere and good faith belief that Shiv Sena under the leadership of Uddhav Thackeray has completely deviated from the professed Hindutva principles for Obvious reasons since then wanted to betray public Mandate and form a post-alliance interrogation with Congress and the National Congress Party”.
(with input from agencies)
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