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Koshyari told Prime Minister Narendra Modi his decision to step down from the Governor's post and his desire to spend the rest of his life reading and writing: Raj Bhavan statement.

Maharashtra governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari offers to resign: Raj Bhawan statement

Maharashtra governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari offers to resign: Raj Bhavan statement

Koshyari told Prime Minister Narendra Modi his decision to step down from the Governor's post and his desire to spend the rest of his life reading and writing: Raj Bhavan statement.

Maharashtra governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari has reportedly offered to step down.
In a statement issued by Raj Bhavan, he has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and informed him that he wants to be "discharged of all political responsibilities.
&ldquo;It was an absolute honour and privilege for me to serve as the Rajya Sevak or Rajyapal of a great state like Maharashtra &ndash; the land of saints, social reformers and valiant fighters,&rdquo; said Koshyari.&nbsp;
The governor has expressed his desire to spend the rest of his life reading, writing and in &ldquo;other activities&rdquo;, the statement said.&nbsp;

Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday demanded an apology from Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari over his remarks on Mumbai, and said time has come to decide whether he should be sent back home or to jail.
Thackeray also accused the governor of "polarising Hindus living peacefully" in Mumbai and Thane.
Speaking during an event in Mumbai on Friday evening, Koshyari had said there will be no money left in Mumbai and it will cease to be the financial capital of the country if Gujaratis and Rajasthanis are not there in the city. As his remarks kicked up a row, the governor on Saturday said his comments were misconstrued and added that he had "no intention of belittling the hard work of Marathi-speaking people".
Addressing a press conference at his residence 'Matoshree' here, Thackeray said, "The hatred that the governor harbours in his mind against Marathi people has inadvertently come out." He demanded that the governor tender an apology to Marathi people.
"Time has come to decide whether to send Koshyari back home or to jail...In the last three years, he has insulted Marathi-speaking people despite staying in Maharashtra. Now with these comments, he has brought disrespect to the governor's post," Thackeray alleged.
The former Maharashtra chief minister said when he was fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and people were dying, the governor wanted the places or religious worship be reopened.
''Koshyari did not approve the 12 names from the governor's quota for the Maharashtra Legislative Council. He also made derogatory remarks against social reformer Savitribai Phule,'' Thackeray alleged.

Uddhav Thackeray: time to decide if Maharashtra Governor should be sent back home or jail

Addressing a press conference at his residence 'Matoshree', Uddhav said, "The hatred that the governor harbours in his mind against Marathi people has inadvertently come out."

Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday demanded an apology from Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari over his remarks on Mumbai, and said time has come to decide whether he should be sent back home or to jail.
Thackeray also accused the governor of "polarising Hindus living peacefully" in Mumbai and Thane.
Speaking during an event in Mumbai on Friday evening, Koshyari had said there will be no money left in Mumbai and it will cease to be the financial capital of the country if Gujaratis and Rajasthanis are not there in the city. As his remarks kicked up a row, the governor on Saturday said his comments were misconstrued and added that he had "no intention of belittling the hard work of Marathi-speaking people".
Addressing a press conference at his residence 'Matoshree' here, Thackeray said, "The hatred that the governor harbours in his mind against Marathi people has inadvertently come out." He demanded that the governor tender an apology to Marathi people.
"Time has come to decide whether to send Koshyari back home or to jail...In the last three years, he has insulted Marathi-speaking people despite staying in Maharashtra. Now with these comments, he has brought disrespect to the governor's post," Thackeray alleged.
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The former Maharashtra chief minister said when he was fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and people were dying, the governor wanted the places or religious worship be reopened.
''Koshyari did not approve the 12 names from the governor's quota for the Maharashtra Legislative Council. He also made derogatory remarks against social reformer Savitribai Phule,'' Thackeray alleged.

After Uddhav Thackeray resigned as Maharashtra chief minister, all eyes are on Raj Bhavan to see when does Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari invite the BJP to form the next government in the state.
The process for the change of regime in the state, which began with the rebellion of around 40 of 55 Shiv Sena MLAs under Eknath Shinde’s leadership, got a boost after BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis met Koshyari on Tuesday night and asked him to order a floor test of the Thackeray government, claiming it had lost majority.
Thackeray (62) resigned Wednesday night, minutes after Supreme Court refused to stay Governor Koshyari's direction to his government to take a floor test in the Assembly on Thursday.
"I don't want to play these games. If those people who were brought up by Sena chief (Balasaheb Thackeray) want to rejoice the fact that they pulled his son down then it is my mistake that I put my faith in them. I don't want the blood of my Shiv Sainiks to spill on the streets and so I am stepping down from the CM's post as well as that of an MLC," said Thackeray in a televised address, that has garnered praise on the social media for his "grace and poise", as many described it.
Thackeray said that he was happy he was able to fulfill his father’s wish of renaming Aurangabad and Osmanabad. The Uddhav-led cabinet had cleared the proposal to rename the two cities on Wednesday.
His resignation was greeted with jubilation by BJP leaders who distributed sweets.
BJP’s Devendra Fadnavis, who is expected to make a comeback as chief minister after holding the post from 2014 to 2019, is scheduled to brief media later Thursday on the future course of action, which will include staking claim to form the next government.
Rebel Sena MLAs led by Eknath Shinde, who are now in a luxury hotel in Goa after spending over a week at posh resorts in Surat and Guwahati, are expected to return to Mumbai soon.
It is not yet clear if the Shinde-led group will merge with any party. Shinde Wednesday night reiterated that they are Shiv Sainiks and will remain in Shiv Sena.

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After Uddhav Thackeray resigned as Maharashtra chief minister, all eyes are on Raj Bhavan to see when does Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari invite the BJP to form the next government in the state.
The process for the change of regime in the state, which began with the rebellion of around 40 of 55 Shiv Sena MLAs under Eknath Shinde&rsquo;s leadership, got a boost after BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis met Koshyari on Tuesday night and asked him to order a floor test of the Thackeray government, claiming it had lost majority.
Thackeray (62) resigned Wednesday night, minutes after Supreme Court refused to stay Governor Koshyari's direction to his government to take a floor test in the Assembly on Thursday.
"I don't want to play these games. If those people who were brought up by Sena chief (Balasaheb Thackeray) want to rejoice the fact that they pulled his son down then it is my mistake that I put my faith in them. I don't want the blood of my Shiv Sainiks to spill on the streets and so I am stepping down from the CM's post as well as that of an MLC," said Thackeray in a televised address, that has garnered praise on the social media for his "grace and poise", as many described it.
Thackeray said that he was happy he was able to fulfill his father&rsquo;s wish of renaming Aurangabad and Osmanabad. The Uddhav-led cabinet had cleared the proposal to rename the two cities on Wednesday.
His resignation was greeted with jubilation by BJP leaders who distributed sweets.
BJP&rsquo;s Devendra Fadnavis, who is expected to make a comeback as chief minister after holding the post from 2014 to 2019, is scheduled to brief media later Thursday on the future course of action, which will include staking claim to form the next government.
Rebel Sena MLAs led by Eknath Shinde, who are now in a luxury hotel in Goa after spending over a week at posh resorts in Surat and Guwahati, are expected to return to Mumbai soon.
It is not yet clear if the Shinde-led group will merge with any party. Shinde Wednesday night reiterated that they are Shiv Sainiks and will remain in Shiv Sena.

Maharashtra Floor Test: Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari has asked the Maharashtra Legislature Secretary to hold a floor test of the Shiv Sena-led government at 11 am on Thursday.

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Chavan said if the rebels vote against the confidence motion moved by the MVA government, then they stand to be disqualified.

The Supreme Court will hear the petition filed by Shiv Sena against Maharashtra Governor's orders to the Uddhav Thackeray govt to face a&nbsp; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/maha-political-crisis-latest-news-uddhav-thackeray-set-to-face-floor-test-tomorrow-reports-1656473829182" target="_blank">floor test on June 30</a> at 5pm on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari has asked the Maharashtra Legislature Secretary to hold a floor test of the Shiv Sena-led government at 11 am on Thursday.
Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut has termed the Maharashtra Governor's order for a floor test of the Uddhav Thackeray-led government as "unlawful", saying that the Supreme Court is yet to decide on the disqualification of 16 rebel MLAs.
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Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshiyari's remarks on Chhatrapti Shivaji have created a political storm in the state with political parties and various organisations joining in the protests.
On Thursday, Koshiyari was forced to cut short his speech on the first day of the Assembly session as Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress MLAs protested against his remarks.
Koshyari, during a programme in Aurangabad on Sunday, underlined the role of the guru while speaking about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Chandragupta Maurya. He claimed that Samartha Ramdas was Shivaji's guru. This has riled up political parties and many organisations in the state where Shivaji is an icon.
The protests against governor took a dramatic on Thursday when NCP MLA Sanjay Daund did a 'sheershasan' in protest.
Amid protests, Koshiyari tried to soothe the nerves by saying that he would verify the facts regarding his remarks. He added that he never tried to belittle Shivaji, but only mentioned the role of a guru.

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NCP&nbsp;MLA&nbsp;performed headstand during protest against Governor
Governor clarifies: "No intention to belittle Shivaji, just named guru"

Political parties and various organisations are protesting against Governor Bhagat&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Koshiyari's remarks on Shivaji

Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshiyari's remarks on Chhatrapati Shivaji have created a political storm in the state with political parties and various organisations joining in the protests.
On Thursday, Koshiyari was forced to cut short his speech on the first day of the Assembly session as Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress MLAs protested against his remarks.
Koshyari, during a programme in Aurangabad on Sunday, underlined the role of the guru while speaking about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Chandragupta Maurya. He claimed that Samartha Ramdas was Shivaji's guru. This has riled up political parties and many organisations in the state where Shivaji is an icon.
The protests against governor took a dramatic on Thursday when NCP MLA Sanjay Daund did a 'sheershasan' in protest.
Amid protests, Koshiyari tried to soothe the nerves by saying that he would verify the facts regarding his remarks. He added that he never tried to belittle Shivaji, but only mentioned the role of a guru.
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Uddhav attacks Maha governor with a 'beef in Goa' jibe 

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Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday launched a scathing attack on governor Bhagat Singh Koshiyari with whom he has had an acrimonious exchange over the issue of opening temples in the state. Pointing out at the availability of beef in Goa, Thackeray asked the governor "is this your Hindutva? You ban beef in Maharashtra, but you are okay with it in Goa." Critics have often accused the BJP of double standards on the issue of beef ban citing Goa. The chief minister Vs governor war of words started when Koshiyari taunted him for not opening temples and asked him he had turned secular. Uddhav had hit back saying he did not need a certificate of Hindutva from the governor.

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In a cryptic letter to the CM, Governor&nbsp;Koshiyari&nbsp;asked Uddhav&nbsp;Thackeray&nbsp;if he has got a "divine premonition" to keep the places of worship shut in the state? The CM hits back saying "my Hindutva&nbsp;doesn't need your verification"&nbsp;

'Divine premonition?': Guv asks Uddhav why is he not opening temples

Maharashtra governor Bhagat Singh Koshiyari has written to the state chief minister Uddhav Thackeray asking him to allow places of worship to open in the state that have been shut since March due to Covid outbreak. In his cryptic letter, Koshiyari has asked the CM if he has got a divine premonition&nbsp;to keep the places of worship shut when they have been opened in other parts of the country. Reminding Uddhav of his Hindutva roots, the governor asked if the CM had turned secular, a term he hated earlier. In a strong reply, the CM said that his Hindutva&nbsp;"doesn't need any verification", adding that "as imposing lockdown all of a sudden was not right, revoking it completely at once will also be not a good thing.

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