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BJP's Maharashtra unit president Chandrakant Patil has claimed that warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and several 'sant-mahants' (saints and seers) developed the "Hindu vote bank", and late prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, senior BJP leader L K Advani, PM Narendra Modi and other leaders of the party took it to the top.
The statement evoked a sharp response from the Shiv Sena with party MP Sanjay Raut saying that it was Sena founder Balasaheb Thackeray who first put forth the concept of the Hindu vote bank in the country.
Patil was speaking to reporters here on Tuesday following the BJP's victory in four out of the six seats in the state Legislative Council polls. BJP candidate and former state energy minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule won the Nagpur seat.
Replying to a question whether other BJP leaders, who were denied tickets during the last Assembly elections, would also get justice like Bawankule, Patil said, "It is wrong for someone to say that his or her (poll) ticket has been cut. That ticket belongs to the party, that vote bank also belongs to the party. The ticket is given on the basis of work." "The development of a vote bank dates back to sant-mahants and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. They developed the Hindu vote bank, and in the recent times, the likes of Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Lal Krishna Advani, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and others took it to the top," he claimed.
Stating that PM Modi was restoring the glory of ancient temples that were destroyed in the past, Patil said, "The common Hindu voters today feel that Modi is the real heir of their vote bank." The state BJP chief added that the person who gets a ticket in BJP also gets that vote bank.
"It is the candidate's image and works that compliment that vote bank. In a nutshell, the vote bank and the ticket both belong to the party. But it is a human tendency to feel sad. Even Bawankule felt so (when he was denied ticket during the Assembly election), but the family digested that thing and today he got the results," he said.
Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet, the former Maharashtra minister said, adding, "The same thing has happened in the case with Vinod Tawde, Pankaja Munde, who got the party's responsibilities at the national level." Reacting to Patil's remarks, Raut told a Marathi news channel on Wednesday that although he himself does not have any idea whether the Hindu vote bank was developed by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj or not, it was a fact that he created the first 'Hindavi Swarajya' in the country.
"It was Balasaheb Thackeray, and before him Veer Savarkar, who inculcated the ideology of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and that is why people of the country called Thackeray 'Hindu hriday samrat' (emperor of Hindu hearts)." "Balasaheb once told (late BJP leader) Pramod Mahajan that the way he made Marathi manoos cast their vote as Marathi, he will make Hindus in the country cast their vote as Hindus and he brought his words into reality after 1992. It was the Shiv Sena that first contested the election on Hindu card," Raut said.
It was Thackeray who put forth the concept that there is a Hindu vote bank in the country. When Babri Masjid was being demolished, those who now talk about Hindu vote bank, ran away and it was Shiv Sena that stood strong, the Sena leader claimed.
"Our Hindutva is not escapist. We stand strong, we fight and we win. Our Hindutva is not confined to politics, elections or limited to temples, but it is linked to making basic necessities available to the people," he said.

Maharashtra BJP chief says Shivaji developed 'Hindu vote bank', and PM Modi took it to top

Maharashtra BJP chief says Shivaji developed 'Hindu vote bank', Sena invoked founder Thackeray

BJP's Maharashtra&nbsp;president Chandrakant Patil has claimed that warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and several saints and seers developed the "Hindu vote bank". Patil&nbsp;went on to say that&nbsp;late prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, senior BJP leader L K Advani, PM Narendra Modi and other leaders of the party took the Hindu vote bank to the top.
The statement evoked a sharp response from the Shiv Sena with party MP Sanjay Raut saying that it was Sena founder Balasaheb Thackeray who first put forth the concept of the Hindu vote bank in the country.
Raut told a Marathi news channel on Wednesday that although he himself does not have any idea whether the Hindu vote bank was developed by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj or not, it was a fact that he created the first 'Hindavi Swarajya' in the country.
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The statement evoked a sharp response from the Shiv Sena with party MP Sanjay Raut saying that it was Sena founder Balasaheb Thackeray who first put forth the concept of the Hindu vote bank in the country.
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BJP's Maharashtra unit president Chandrakant Patil has claimed that warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and several 'sant-mahants' (saints and seers) developed the "Hindu vote bank", and late prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, senior BJP leader L K Advani, PM Narendra Modi and other leaders of the party took it to the top.
The statement evoked a sharp response from the Shiv Sena with party MP Sanjay Raut saying that it was Sena founder Balasaheb Thackeray who first put forth the concept of the Hindu vote bank in the country.
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Patil was speaking to reporters here on Tuesday following the BJP's victory in four out of the six seats in the state Legislative Council polls. BJP candidate and former state energy minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule won the Nagpur seat.
Replying to a question whether other BJP leaders, who were denied tickets during the last Assembly elections, would also get justice like Bawankule, Patil said, "It is wrong for someone to say that his or her (poll) ticket has been cut. That ticket belongs to the party, that vote bank also belongs to the party. The ticket is given on the basis of work." "The development of a vote bank dates back to sant-mahants and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. They developed the Hindu vote bank, and in the recent times, the likes of Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Lal Krishna Advani, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and others took it to the top," he claimed.
Stating that PM Modi was restoring the glory of ancient temples that were destroyed in the past, Patil said, "The common Hindu voters today feel that Modi is the real heir of their vote bank." The state BJP chief added that the person who gets a ticket in BJP also gets that vote bank.
"It is the candidate's image and works that compliment that vote bank. In a nutshell, the vote bank and the ticket both belong to the party. But it is a human tendency to feel sad. Even Bawankule felt so (when he was denied ticket during the Assembly election), but the family digested that thing and today he got the results," he said.
Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet, the former Maharashtra minister said, adding, "The same thing has happened in the case with Vinod Tawde, Pankaja Munde, who got the party's responsibilities at the national level." Reacting to Patil's remarks, Raut told a Marathi news channel on Wednesday that although he himself does not have any idea whether the Hindu vote bank was developed by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj or not, it was a fact that he created the first 'Hindavi Swarajya' in the country.
"It was Balasaheb Thackeray, and before him Veer Savarkar, who inculcated the ideology of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and that is why people of the country called Thackeray 'Hindu hriday samrat' (emperor of Hindu hearts)." "Balasaheb once told (late BJP leader) Pramod Mahajan that the way he made Marathi manoos cast their vote as Marathi, he will make Hindus in the country cast their vote as Hindus and he brought his words into reality after 1992. It was the Shiv Sena that first contested the election on Hindu card," Raut said.
It was Thackeray who put forth the concept that there is a Hindu vote bank in the country. When Babri Masjid was being demolished, those who now talk about Hindu vote bank, ran away and it was Shiv Sena that stood strong, the Sena leader claimed.
"Our Hindutva is not escapist. We stand strong, we fight and we win. Our Hindutva is not confined to politics, elections or limited to temples, but it is linked to making basic necessities available to the people," he said.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut shared a new video of Aryan Khan in custody and raised several questions over the Mumbai cruise drugs case that led to the arrest of superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son and others earlier this month
Sanjay Raut alleged that a witness was made to sign a blank paper in the Mumbai drugs case as he backed Chief Minister&rsquo;s Uddhav Thackeray&rsquo;s claim that the case was an attempt to defame Maharashtra'.
Raut also tweeted a 12-second video which showed KP Gosavi , the alleged private investigator whose selfie with Aryan Khan went viral sitting inside the NCB office with the SRK&rsquo;s son. Gosavi is seen holding a phone into which Aryan Khan is speaking.SanjayRaut&rsquo;s allegation comes after Prabhakar
Sail, an aide of absconding KP Gosavi, alleged that he was made to sign a blank panchnama by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in the Mumbai cruise drugs case.
Prabhakar Sail, who says he is a personal bodyguard to KP Gosavi , claimed he heard a ₹ 18 crore deal made between Gosavi and one Sam D'Souza, of which 8 crore was to be paid to Sameer Wankhede

Drugs in cruise case: Sena's Raut tweets video of Aryan Khan in custody, raises questions

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut shared a new video of Aryan Khan in custody and raised several questions over the Mumbai cruise drugs

//Sena's&nbsp;Sanjay&nbsp;Raut&nbsp;tweets 12-sec long video of Aryan Khan in custody
//Raut&nbsp;raised several questions over the Mumbai cruise drugs
//Video shows&nbsp;SRK&rsquo;s son speaking into a phone held by&nbsp;KP Gosavi
//Raut alleged that a witness was made to sign a blank paper
//Absconding private investigator&nbsp;Gosavi's&nbsp;aide made 'shocking' allegations
//'Case to defame Maharashtra': Raut&nbsp;backs CM Thackeray's claim

Sanjay Raut alleged that a witness was made to sign a blank paper in the Mumbai drugs case as he backed CM&rsquo;s Uddhav Thackeray&rsquo;s claim that the case was an attempt to defame Maharashtra'.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut shared a new video of Aryan Khan in custody and raised several questions over the Mumbai cruise drugs case that led to the arrest of superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son and others earlier this month.
Sanjay Raut alleged that a witness was made to sign a blank paper in the Mumbai drugs case as he backed Chief Minister&rsquo;s Uddhav Thackeray&rsquo;s claim that the case was an attempt to "defame Maharashtra".
Raut also tweeted a 12-second video which showed KP Gosavi , the alleged private investigator, whose selfie inside the NCB office with the SRK&rsquo;s son Aryan Khan went viral.
Gosavi is seen holding a phone into which Aryan Khan is speaking.
Sanjay Raut&rsquo;s allegation comes after Prabhakar Sail, an aide of absconding KP Gosavi, alleged that he was made to sign a blank panchnama by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) in the Mumbai cruise drugs case.
Prabhakar Sail, who claims he is a personal bodyguard to KP Gosavi , said he heard a ₹18 crore deal made between Gosavi and Sam D'Souza, of which 8 crore was to be paid to Sameer Wankhede.
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On 15th August 2021, the Taliban took over Kabul. &nbsp;&nbsp;20 days later, over 1,700 kilometres away, Mumbai police beefed up security outside Javed Akhtar&rsquo;s Juhu residence.&nbsp;Hard to believe, the two events are inter-related.Lyricist, activist, poet- Javed Akhtar has been vocal in his criticism of right-wing ideology in India.&nbsp;In an interview to NDTV condemning Indians who are supporting the rise of Taliban, Akhtar made a comparison that has not gone well with a section of citizens.&nbsp;The poet said that right-wing across the world want same things and there is an uncanny resemblance between the Taliban and those who support organisations such as Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal.&nbsp;Akhtar said, &ldquo;Just like the Taliban want an theological State, there are those who want a Hindu rashtra&rdquo; and there is a similarity in the goals which these groups want to attain - sideline the minorities and impose a repressive ideology across all people.&nbsp;Before the RSS and VHP could reply to the harsh criticism, the Bhartiya Janta Party expressed its ire. &nbsp;&nbsp;Another strong proponent of Hindutva ideology, Shiv Sena, also cleared its stand.&nbsp;&nbsp;In the party mouthpiece Saamna, Sena acknowledged Akhtar&rsquo;s activism against fundamentalism and praised him for standing up against unsecular sentiments in the past. But the mouthpiece helmed by Sanjay Raut promptly added that they don&rsquo;t agree with his comment on RSS and he&rsquo;s completely wrong in comparing Hindutva with Taliban mindset.&nbsp;Defending Hindutva, Sena emphasised that they don&rsquo;t accept madness in the name of Hindutva and India is a strong secular country.Ever since Taliban&rsquo;s Afghanistan takeover, the narrative around intolerance with comparisons to India has been rife in the country.&nbsp;It is not just the opponents of BJP who are drawing parallels with the militant outfit&rsquo;s ideology and takeover. BJP leaders are also using Afghanistan&rsquo;s predicament to hit at opposition voices for their criticism of the ruling government.There has been no dearth of public debate around minorities or the discussion on the secular framework or the apprehension of the rise of right-wing in majority and minority communities in our country. One wonders, why then, do these pivotal public discourses need a Taliban takeover analogy to wrinkle out the contentious issues confronting the republic. &nbsp;

In-Depth: 'Taliban & RSS? Same!' Javed Akhtar draws a parallel, BJP fumes

Javed Akhtar has once again riled up the right-wing. This time with his Taliban and RSS comparison. Did the lyricist choose his words wrongly or hit the nail on the head? Watch this report

In an interview to NDTV condemning Indians who are supporting the rise of Taliban, Akhtar made a comparison that has not gone well with a section of citizens.

On 15th August 2021, the Taliban took over Kabul. &nbsp; &nbsp; 20 days later, over 1,700 kilometres away, Mumbai police beefed up security outside Javed Akhtar&rsquo;s Juhu residence. &nbsp; Hard to believe, the two events are inter-related. Lyricist, activist, poet- Javed Akhtar has been vocal in his criticism of right-wing ideology in India. &nbsp; In an interview to NDTV condemning Indians who are supporting the rise of Taliban, Akhtar made a comparison that has not gone well with a section of citizens. &nbsp; The poet said that right-wing across the world want same things and there is an uncanny resemblance between the Taliban and those who support organisations such as Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal. &nbsp; Akhtar said, &ldquo;Just like the Taliban want an theological State, there are those who want a Hindu rashtra&rdquo; and there is a similarity in the goals which these groups want to attain - sideline the minorities and impose a repressive ideology across all people. &nbsp; Before the RSS and VHP could reply to the harsh criticism, the Bhartiya Janta Party expressed its ire. &nbsp; &nbsp; Another strong proponent of Hindutva ideology, Shiv Sena, also cleared its stand. &nbsp;&nbsp; In the party mouthpiece Saamna, Sena acknowledged Akhtar&rsquo;s activism against fundamentalism and praised him for standing up against unsecular sentiments in the past. But the mouthpiece helmed by Sanjay Raut promptly added that they don&rsquo;t agree with his comment on RSS and he&rsquo;s completely wrong in comparing Hindutva with Taliban mindset. &nbsp; Defending Hindutva, Sena emphasised that they don&rsquo;t accept madness in the name of Hindutva and India is a strong secular country. Ever since Taliban&rsquo;s Afghanistan takeover, the narrative around intolerance with comparisons to India has been rife in the country. &nbsp; It is not just the opponents of BJP who are drawing parallels with the militant outfit&rsquo;s ideology and takeover. BJP leaders are also using Afghanistan&rsquo;s predicament to hit at opposition voices for their criticism of the ruling government. There has been no dearth of public debate around minorities or the discussion on the secular framework or the apprehension of the rise of right-wing in majority and minority communities in our country. One wonders, why then, do these pivotal public discourses need a Taliban takeover analogy to wrinkle out the contentious issues confronting the republic. &nbsp;

Union minister Narayan Rane who courted controversy with his 'slap slur' against Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray has said he is not afraid of the Shiv Sena leadership. 
Rane was first arrested and later released on bail on Tuesday late night after he said he would have slapped Thackeray for not knowing the year of independence.
Also Read&nbsp;Union minister Narayan Rane gets bail after arrest over his slap remarks against Uddhav
While addressing a press conference on Wednesday the union minister maintained what he said about the chief minister not wrong.
Narayan Rane said&nbsp;BJP stood by him in a fight launched by rivals.
During the press conference he also said he would resume 'Jan Ashirwad Yatra' on Friday from Sindhudurg.
Rane launched a scathing attack on the Shiv Sena and said it has made objectionable statements in the past, referring to Uddhav Thackeray's old dig at UP CM where he allegedly said that Adityanath should be "beaten with chappals".

Not afraid, Narayan Rane tells Shiv Sena leadership after bail

After being released on bail following his arrest over controversial 'slap slur' directed at Maharashtra&nbsp;CM Uddhav Thackeray,&nbsp;Narayan Rane&nbsp;said he is not afraid of Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leadership.

Row after&nbsp;Narayan Rane's&nbsp;'slap slur' against Maha&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Uddhav Thackeray
Union Minister&nbsp;Rane&nbsp;was arrested and later released on bail on Tuesday
Rane&nbsp;after his bail said he isn't afraid of the Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leadership
Rane&nbsp;said would have slapped CM for not knowing year of independence
Rane&nbsp;in a presser maintained what he said about the CM Thackeray&nbsp;not wrong
Rane: resume 'Jan Ashirwad Yatra' on Friday from Sindhudurg
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After being released on bail following his arrest over controversial 'slap slur' directed at Maharashtra&nbsp;CM Uddhav Thackeray,&nbsp;Narayan Rane&nbsp;said he is not afraid of Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leadership.

Union minister Narayan Rane who courted controversy with his 'slap slur' against Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray has said he is not afraid of the Shiv Sena leadership.
Rane was first arrested and later released on bail on Tuesday late night after he said he would have slapped Thackeray for not knowing the year of independence.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/arrest-justified-court-granted-bail-to-narayan-rane-with-a-warning-cops-summon-him-1629885604526" target="_blank">Union minister Narayan Rane gets bail after arrest over his slap remarks against Uddhav</a>
While addressing a press conference on Wednesday the union minister maintained what he said about the chief minister not wrong.
Narayan Rane said&nbsp;BJP stood by him in a fight launched by rivals.
During the press conference he also said he would resume 'Jan Ashirwad Yatra' on Friday from Sindhudurg.
Rane launched a scathing attack on the Shiv Sena and said it has made objectionable statements in the past, referring to Uddhav Thackeray's old dig at UP CM where he allegedly said that Adityanath should be "beaten with chappals".

The Nashik police have issued a notice to Union minister Narayan Rane, asking him to appear before them for questioning on September 2. The notice is in connection with an FIR registered against him over his remarks against Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.
Narayan Rane was arrested on Tuesday and later in the night secured bail from the Mahad coirt. While the judge said that the union minister's arrest was justified, his custodial interrogation was not needed.
The bail order also said Rane "should not commit a similar type of offence" and should not tamper with evidence.
Rane has landed in a soup over his "slap Uddhav" remark that has riled up the ruling Shiv Sena.
During his speech on Monday evening at a hall in Mahad city in Raigad, Rane said it was shameful that chief minister Uddhav&nbsp;Thackery&nbsp;about the count of years of independence during his speech and had he been there he would have slapped the Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leader.

'Arrest justified': Court granted bail to Narayan Rane with a warning

'Arrest justified': Court granted bail to union minister&nbsp;Narayan Rane with a warning to not repeat offence.&nbsp; Nashik&nbsp;Police ask him to appear on September 2

'Arrest justified': Court granted bail to Narayan Rane with a warning, cops summon him

Nashik&nbsp;Police ask&nbsp;Narayan&nbsp;Rane to appear on Sept 2
Judge justified Rane's&nbsp;arrest, gave bail with a warning
'Do not repeat the offence': judge told Narayan&nbsp;Rane
Narayan Rane&nbsp;in soup over 'slap Uddhav' remark
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The Nashik police have issued a notice to Union minister Narayan Rane, asking him to appear before them for questioning on September 2

The Nashik police have issued a notice to Union minister Narayan Rane, asking him to appear before them for questioning on September 2. The notice is in connection with an FIR registered against him over his remarks against Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.
Narayan Rane was arrested on Tuesday and later in the night secured bail from the Mahad coirt. While the judge said that the union minister's arrest was justified, his custodial interrogation was not needed.
The bail order also said Rane "should not commit a similar type of offence" and should not tamper with evidence.
Rane has landed in a soup over his "slap Uddhav" remark that has riled up the ruling Shiv Sena.
During his speech on Monday evening at a hall in Mahad city in Raigad, Rane said it was shameful that chief minister Uddhav&nbsp;Thackery&nbsp;about the count of years of independence during his speech and had he been there he would have slapped the Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leader.

A group of Shiv Sena workers ransacked a neon signboard with 'Adani Airport' written on it near the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj close to the airport in Mumbai on Monday afternoon.
They shouted slogans against the Adani group for putting up the signboard when the airport is named after Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
Some of the workers later came on to the Western Express Highway nearby and stopped traffic on the city's arterial road for some time, police said.
A spokesperson of the Adani Airport Holdings Limited said, that the company had merely replaced the previous branding with Adani Airports branding and that no change has been made to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport's branding or positioning at the terminal.

Watch: Shiv Sena workers vandalise Adani signboard at Mumbai airport

Shiv Sena workers vandalise Adani signboard at Mumbai airport, protest&nbsp;against the group for putting up the signboard when the airport is named after Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj

Shiv Sena workers vandalise Adani signboard at Mumbai airport

A group of Shiv Sena workers ransacked a neon signboard with 'Adani Airport' written on it near the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj close to the airport in Mumbai on Monday afternoon.
They shouted slogans against the Adani group for putting up the signboard when the airport is named after Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
Some of the workers later came on to the Western Express Highway nearby and stopped traffic on the city's arterial road for some time, police said.
A spokesperson of the Adani Airport Holdings Limited said, that the company had merely replaced the previous branding with Adani Airports branding and that no change has been made to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport's branding or positioning at the terminal.

The Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;workers&nbsp;shouted slogans against the Adani group for putting up the signboard when the airport is named after Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut has said the BJP-Sena relationship is like that of Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao while reacting to BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis&rsquo;s remark who said the two former allies are not enemies.
On Sunday, Devendra Fadnavis, the former Maharashtra CM who the Uddhav Thackeray-led government ousted from power, said, &ldquo;There are no ifs and buts in politics. There might be some differences with Shiv Sena but we are not enemies&rdquo;.
Devendra Fadnavis was answering a question on the possibilities of BJP allying with Shiv Sena.&nbsp;Responding to a query on whether there is a possibility of the two former allies coming together again, Fadnavis said "appropriate decision" will be taken dependent on the situation.

Sena, BJP like Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao: Sanjay Raut on Fadnavis’ comment

Sanjay Raut says the BJP and Shiv Sena bond is like that of Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao, even though they are separated,&nbsp;the two parties are not enemies.

Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut has said the BJP-Sena relationship is like that of Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao while reacting to BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis&rsquo;s remark who said the two former allies are not enemies.
((SANJAY&nbsp;RAUT&nbsp;BITE))
On Sunday, Devendra Fadnavis, the former Maharashtra CM who the Uddhav Thackeray-led government ousted from power, said, there are no ifs and buts in politics, adding that there might be some differences with Shiv Sena but the two parties are not enemies.
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Sanjay Raut said the BJP and Shiv Sena bond is like that of Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao, even though they are 'divorced',&nbsp;the two parties are not enemies.

Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut has said the BJP-Sena relationship is like that of Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao while reacting to BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis&rsquo;s remark who said the two former allies are not enemies.
On Sunday, Devendra Fadnavis, the former Maharashtra CM who the Uddhav Thackeray-led government ousted from power, said, &ldquo;There are no ifs and buts in politics. There might be some differences with Shiv Sena but we are not enemies&rdquo;.
Devendra Fadnavis was answering a question on the possibilities of BJP allying with Shiv Sena.&nbsp;Responding to a query on whether there is a possibility of the two former allies coming together again, Fadnavis said "appropriate decision" will be taken dependent on the situation.

Senior BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis, in a surprise comment on Sunday, said that Shiv Sena is not an enemy of the BJP, though there are differences of opinions on certain issues.The former Maharashtra&nbsp;chief minister told PTI&nbsp;that there is no "ifs and buts" in politics and any decision regarding a patch-up between the BJP&nbsp;and Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;will be taken depending on the situation.Fadnavis' comment comes on the same day Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut said the more such rumours of BJP and Sena leaders meeting secretly spread, the stronger the Maha Vikas Aghadi government becomes.The Congress -- a partner of the Sena, Congress, NCP alliance government-- has recently said that it will contest the future polls in the state alone, which has triggered speculations that the MVA alliance is going through uncertainty.&nbsp;

Amid rumors of cracks in MVA, Fadnavis says Shiv Sena was never BJP's enemy

The former Maharashtra&nbsp;chief minister told PTI&nbsp;that there is no "ifs and buts" in politics and any decision regarding a patch-up between the BJP&nbsp;and Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;will be taken depending on the situation.

Fadnavis' comment comes on the same day Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut said the more such rumours of BJP and Sena leaders meeting secretly spread, the stronger the Maha Vikas Aghadi government becomes.

Senior BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis, in a surprise comment on Sunday, said that Shiv Sena is not an enemy of the BJP, though there are differences of opinions on certain issues. The former Maharashtra&nbsp;chief minister told PTI&nbsp;that there is no "ifs and buts" in politics and any decision regarding a patch-up between the BJP&nbsp;and Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;will be taken depending on the situation. Fadnavis' comment comes on the same day Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut said the more such rumours of BJP and Sena leaders meeting secretly spread, the stronger the Maha Vikas Aghadi government becomes. The Congress -- a partner of the Sena, Congress, NCP alliance government-- has recently said that it will contest the future polls in the state alone, which has triggered speculations that the MVA alliance is going through uncertainty. &nbsp;

A Shiv Sena MLA has suggested that his party could once again join forces with the BJP to protect its leaders from being 'harassed' by the Central government. Legislator Pratap Sarnaik, who is under the scanner of the Enforcement Directorate for money laundering charges, wrote to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, urging the former allies to reconcile, particularly in light of the numerous upcoming corporation elections, including those in Mumbai and Thane.
Sarnaik, who represents Thane&rsquo;s Ovala-Majiwada constituency in the state Assembly, said that while the BJP and Shiv Sena are no longer allies, their leaders still have strong ties, which &ldquo;we should make use of."
&ldquo;Several central agencies are behind me and other Shiv Sena leaders like Anil Parab and Ravindra Waikar, and they and their families are being harassed," Sarnaik said in his letter, which reached the CMO on June 10.
&nbsp;

Shiv Sena MLA writes to Uddhav: If we join hands with BJP, probe agencies can spare us

A Shiv Sena MLA has suggested that his party could once again join forces with the BJP to protect its leaders from being 'harassed' by the Central government. Legislator Pratap Sarnaik, who is under the scanner of the Enforcement Directorate for money laundering charges, wrote to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, urging the former allies to reconcile, particularly in light of the numerous upcoming corporation elections, including those in Mumbai and Thane.
Sarnaik, who represents Thane&rsquo;s Ovala-Majiwada constituency in the state Assembly, said that while the BJP and Shiv Sena are no longer allies, their leaders still have strong ties, which &ldquo;we should make use of."
&ldquo;Several central agencies are behind me and other Shiv Sena leaders like Anil Parab and Ravindra Waikar, and they and their families are being harassed," Sarnaik said in his letter, which reached the CMO on June 10.
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A Shiv Sena MLA has suggested that his party could once again join forces with the BJP to protect its leaders from being 'harassed' by the Central government. Legislator Pratap Sarnaik, who is under the scanner of the Enforcement Directorate for money laundering charges, wrote to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, urging the former allies to reconcile, particularly in light of the numerous upcoming corporation elections, including those in Mumbai and Thane.
Sarnaik, who represents Thane&rsquo;s Ovala-Majiwada constituency in the state Assembly, said that while the BJP and Shiv Sena are no longer allies, their leaders still have strong ties, which &ldquo;we should make use of."
&ldquo;Several central agencies are behind me and other Shiv Sena leaders like Anil Parab and Ravindra Waikar, and they and their families are being harassed," Sarnaik said in his letter, which reached the CMO on June 10.
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"We are certified goondas," Shiv Sena's Sanjay Raut declared on Thursday&nbsp; after clashes outside party office in Mumbai. He then explained: "When it comes to Marathi pride and Hindutva, we are certified goondas". The Sena MP added that the party office was a symbol of the state and its people.
The Sena and BJP workers came to blows outside the Sena Bhavan after the BJP youth wing held a protest march against "offensive'' remarks in Sena mouthpiece Saamana about the Ayodhya land controversy.
"Balasaheb Thackeray used to sit at the Shiv Sena Bhavan. If someone charges at the Shiv Sena Bhavan, we will answer and if that's called goondagiri, then we are goondas," Sanjay Raut said.

'We are certified goondas': Sanjay Raut after Sena Bhawan clash

"We are certified goondas," Shiv Sena's Sanjay Raut declared on Thursday after Sena-BJP&nbsp;clashes outside party office in Mumbai

"We are certified goondas," Shiv Sena's Sanjay Raut declared on Thursday&nbsp; after clashes outside party office in Mumbai. He then explained: "When it comes to Marathi pride and Hindutva, we are certified goondas". The Sena MP added that the party office was a symbol of the state and its people.
The Sena and BJP workers came to blows outside the Sena Bhavan after the BJP youth wing held a protest march against "offensive'' remarks in Sena mouthpiece Saamana about the Ayodhya land controversy.
"Balasaheb Thackeray used to sit at the Shiv Sena Bhavan. If someone charges at the Shiv Sena Bhavan, we will answer and if that's called goondagiri, then we are goondas," Sanjay Raut said.

Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut on Sunday said that in Maharashtra's three-party Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government, the post of chief minister will remain with the Shiv Sena for the full five-year term, and it is "non-negotiable".&nbsp;
Talking to reporters in Nashik, Raut said that&nbsp;Shiv Sena's chief minister in the alliance will continue for five years. It is a commitment and there is no sharing of the post, he added.&nbsp;
Reacting to state Congress president Nana Patole's remarks that the Congress will be the largest party in the state after the 2024 assembly polls, Raut said there is a viral video on social media, in which it is said that Patole aspires to be a chief minister.

Maharashtra CM post will remain with Shiv Sena: Sanjay Raut

Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut on Sunday said that in Maharashtra's three-party Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government, the post of chief minister will remain with the Shiv Sena for the full five-year term, and it is "non-negotiable".&nbsp;
Talking to reporters in Nashik, Raut said that&nbsp;Shiv Sena's chief minister in the alliance will continue for five years. It is a commitment and there is no sharing of the post, he added.&nbsp;
Reacting to state Congress president Nana Patole's remarks that the Congress will be the largest party in the state after the 2024 assembly polls, Raut said there is a viral video on social media, in which it is said that Patole aspires to be a chief minister.

A purported video showing Shiv Sena&nbsp;MLA Dilip Lande, forcing a corporator to sit on a waterlogged street and asking his supporters to dump garbage on him surfaced on social media on Saturday.
The incident took place after areas like Sanjay Nagar and Sunder Baug in Kurla&nbsp;in Mumbai were flooded following heavy rainfall. In the video, Lande, who is a MLA&nbsp;from&nbsp;Chandivali,&nbsp;and his supporters can be seen forcing a contractor to sit on a waterlogged street and asking workers to dump garbage on him.
Lande&nbsp;in the video said he had been receiving numerous complaints from the local people so he decided teach a lesson to the contractor responsible for keeping the area clean.&nbsp;

Sena MLA makes contractor sit on waterlogged street, dumps garbage on him

A purported video showing Shiv Sena&nbsp;MLA Dilip Lande, forcing a corporator to sit on a waterlogged street and asking his supporters to dump garbage on him surfaced on social media on Saturday.
The incident took place after areas like Sanjay Nagar and Sunder Baug in Kurla&nbsp;in Mumbai were flooded following heavy rainfall. In the video, Lande, who is a MLA&nbsp;from&nbsp;Chandivali,&nbsp;and his supporters can be seen forcing a contractor to sit on a waterlogged street and asking workers to dump garbage on him.
Lande&nbsp;in the video said he had been receiving numerous complaints from the local people so he decided teach a lesson to the contractor responsible for keeping the area clean.&nbsp;

Watch: Sena MLA dumps garbage on contractor

On camera: Sena MLA dumps garbage on BMC&nbsp;contractor Incident in Kurla&nbsp;after&nbsp;flood&nbsp;following heavy rainfall MLA made contractor sit in waterlogged street Contractor 'didn't do his job':&nbsp;Lande defended his act&nbsp;

A purported video showing Shiv Sena&nbsp;MLA Dilip Lande, forcing a corporator to sit on a waterlogged street and asking his supporters to dump garbage on him surfaced on social media on Saturday.
The incident took place after areas like Sanjay Nagar and Sunder Baug in Kurla&nbsp;in Mumbai were flooded following heavy rainfall. In the video, Lande, who is a MLA&nbsp;from&nbsp;Chandivali,&nbsp;and his supporters can be seen forcing a contractor to sit on a waterlogged street and asking workers to dump garbage on him.
Lande&nbsp;in the video said he had been receiving numerous complaints from the local people so he decided teach a lesson to the contractor responsible for keeping the area clean.&nbsp;

Minutes after slamming the Maha Vikas Aghadi government for failing to protect the Maratha reservation, BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis met NCP supremo Sharad Pawar, raisin

Fadnavis-Pawar meet raises eyebrows, BJP calls it a 'goodwill' gesture'

Minutes after slamming the Maha Vikas Aghadi government for failing to protect the Maratha reservation, BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis met NCP supremo Sharad Pawar, raising political eyebrows.
The former chief minister, who shared a picture of the meeting with the stalwart leader on his social media handles, is believed to have met Pawar as a &lsquo;goodwill&rsquo; gesture enquiring about his health after his recent surgeries.
The meeting comes amidst BJP&rsquo;s plan to hold a protest on June 5 over the failed handling of the MVA government of the Maratha quota issue.
After the apex court struck&nbsp;down the petition on Maratha reservation, Maharashtra has witnessed high political drama over the issue.

Fadnavis&nbsp;meets Pawar&nbsp;after flaying&nbsp;MVA&nbsp;over Maratha quota&nbsp; He enquired about Pawar's&nbsp;health:&nbsp;Fadnavis&nbsp;aides says 'goodwill' gesture&nbsp; Meeting amid BJP's&nbsp;protest on June&nbsp;5 against Sena-NCP&nbsp;govt&nbsp;

Minutes after slamming the Maha Vikas Aghadi government for failing to protect the Maratha reservation, BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis met NCP supremo Sharad Pawar, raising political eyebrows. The former chief minister, who shared a picture of the meeting with the stalwart leader on his social media handles, is believed to have met Pawar as a &lsquo;goodwill&rsquo; gesture enquiring about his health after his recent surgeries.
The meeting comes amidst BJP&rsquo;s plan to hold a protest on June 5 over the failed handling of the MVA government of the Maratha quota issue. After the apex court struck&nbsp;down the petition on Maratha reservation, Maharashtra has witnessed high political drama over the issue.

Mumbai students who have got confirmed admission to universities abroad and need to get vaccinated before travelling will be inoculated on priority, the Maharashtra government said on Friday.
Students will need to show certain documents to prove confirmed admission before being considered eligible for COVID-19 vaccination at three centres run by the municipal body BMC.
Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray tweeted to inform that students with confirmed admission in universities abroad and require vaccines for the same, can receive their jabs from &nbsp;31st May to 2nd June at 3 centres - Rajawadi, Cooper and Kasturba.
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Mumbai students with confirmed admission abroad to be vaccinated on priority

Good news for Mumbai&nbsp;students moving to study abroad
Maha&nbsp;govt to prioritise student inoculation for those moving abroad
Vaccinations open for students from 31st May-2nd June

Mumbai students who have got confirmed admission to universities abroad and need to get vaccinated before travelling will be inoculated on priority, the Maharashtra government said on Friday.
Students will need to show certain documents to prove confirmed admission before being considered eligible for COVID-19 vaccination at three centres run by the municipal body BMC.
Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray tweeted to inform that students with confirmed admission in universities abroad and require vaccines for the same, can receive their jabs from &nbsp;31st May to 2nd June at 3 centres - Rajawadi, Cooper and Kasturba.
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In a hard-hitting editorial in its mouthpiece 'Saamana', the Shiv Sena on Saturday criticised the Modi government for "failing" to handle the Covid-19 pandemic situation of the country. At a time when India is trying to become 'Aatmanirbhar', it has to seek help from smaller countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, the editorial said.In clear terms, the editorial noted that&nbsp;India is surviving on the system created by Nehru-Gandhi.&nbsp;

India surviving on system created by Nehru-Gandhi: Sena attacks PM Modi 

In a hard-hitting editorial in its mouthpiece 'Saamana', the Shiv Sena on Saturday criticised the Modi government for "failing" to handle the Covid-19 pandemic situation of the country. At a time when India is trying to become 'Aatmanirbhar', it has to seek help from smaller countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, the editorial said. In clear terms, the editorial noted that&nbsp;India is surviving on the system created by Nehru-Gandhi.&nbsp;

In a hard-hitting editorial in its mouthpiece 'Saamana', the Shiv Sena on Saturday criticised the Modi government for "failing" to handle the Covid-19 pandemic situation of the country. At a time when India is trying to become 'Aatmanirbhar', it has to seek help from smaller countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, the editorial said. In clear terms, the editorial noted that&nbsp;India is surviving on the system created by Nehru-Gandhi.&nbsp;

The&nbsp;Shiv Sena on Sunday said those predicting political upheaval in Maharashtra after the West Bengal election results should also worry whether the Central government will be stable after its alleged mishandling of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Shiv Sena lawmaker Sanjay Raut in his weekly column in his party&rsquo;s mouthpiece Saamana&nbsp;said that Mamata Banerjee&rsquo;s victory in West Bengal would be a personal defeat for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah, who led the campaigning in the state.

Mamata's win a personal defeat for PM Modi: Shiv Sena

The&nbsp;Shiv Sena on Sunday said those predicting political upheaval in Maharashtra after the West Bengal election results should also worry whether the Central government will be stable after its alleged mishandling of the Covid-19 pandemic. 
Shiv Sena lawmaker Sanjay Raut in his weekly column in his party&rsquo;s mouthpiece Saamana&nbsp;said that Mamata Banerjee&rsquo;s victory in West Bengal would be a personal defeat for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah, who led the campaigning in the state.

Sena&nbsp;to BJP: worry about upheaval in central govt&nbsp;
'West Bengal results show people's feelings'
Sanjay&nbsp;Raut&nbsp;slams central govt in Saamana

The&nbsp;Shiv Sena on Sunday said those predicting political upheaval in Maharashtra after the West Bengal election results should also worry whether the Central government will be stable after its alleged mishandling of the Covid-19 pandemic. 
Shiv Sena lawmaker Sanjay Raut in his weekly column in his party&rsquo;s mouthpiece Saamana&nbsp;said that Mamata Banerjee&rsquo;s victory in West Bengal would be a personal defeat for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah, who led the campaigning in the state.

Shiv Sena MLA Sanjay Gaikwad has said if he would have found the coronavirus, he would have it into the mouth of BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis.

Remdesivir Controversy: Will put coronavirus in Devendra Fadnavis’ mouth if I find it, says Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Gaikwad

Amid the row over Remdesivir supply,&nbsp;Shiv Sena&nbsp;MLA Sanjay Gaikwad has said if he would have found the&nbsp;coronavirus, he would have it into the mouth of&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;leader Devendra Fadnavis.
His comments have sparked protests by the opposition party in Maharashtra.
Former chief minister Fadnavis is being targeted by the ruling parties for objecting to Mumbai police&rsquo;s grilling of a pharma company&rsquo;s top executive over alleged stocking of vials of Remdesivir, which is in high demand for treating&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;patients.

Will put coronavirus in Fadnavis’ mouth if I find it: Sena leader

Amid the row over <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/remdesivir-useful-in-only-hospitalization-aiims-director-1618830314890" target="_blank">Remdesivir supply</a>,&nbsp;Shiv Sena&nbsp;MLA Sanjay Gaikwad has said if he would have found the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">coronavirus</a>, he would have it into the mouth of&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;leader Devendra Fadnavis.
His comments have sparked protests by the opposition party in Maharashtra.
Former chief minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/maharashta-police-questions-remdesivir-supplier-bjp-says-harassment-1618719130246" target="_blank">Fadnavis</a> is being targeted by the ruling parties for objecting to Mumbai police&rsquo;s grilling of a pharma company&rsquo;s top executive over alleged stocking of vials of Remdesivir, which is in high demand for treating&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;patients.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/2-859-people-in-maharashtra-getting-covid-19-every-minute-report-1618821443147" target="_blank">2,859 people in Maharashtra getting Covid-19 every minute: report</a>

Amravati MP Navneet Rana on Monday wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, accusing Shiv Sena MP Arvind Sawant of threatening her after she raised the Sachin Waze issue in the House. She also sought police action against the south Mumbai MP.
After she raised the issue, Sawant threatened her in the Lok Sabha's lobby, saying "I will see how you roam in Maharashtra," the independent MP alleged. The former Union minister also threatened that she will be put in jail, she claimed.
Rana&nbsp;also said that she had in the past received death and acid attack threats on the Shiv Sena's letterhead and also over phone.

MP Navneet Rana accuses Sena's Arvind Sawant of threatening her

Amravati MP Navneet Rana on Monday wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, accusing Shiv Sena MP Arvind Sawant of threatening her after she raised the Sachin Waze issue in the House.

Amravati MP Navneet Rana on Monday wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, accusing Shiv Sena MP Arvind Sawant of threatening her after she raised the Sachin Waze issue in the House. She also sought police action against the south Mumbai MP. After she raised the issue, Sawant threatened her in the Lok Sabha's lobby, saying "I will see how you roam in Maharashtra," the independent MP alleged. The former Union minister also threatened that she will be put in jail, she claimed. Rana&nbsp;also said that she had in the past received death and acid attack threats on the Shiv Sena's letterhead and also over phone.

Amravati MP Navneet Rana on Monday wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, accusing Shiv Sena MP Arvind Sawant of threatening her after she raised the Sachin Waze issue in the House. She also sought police action against the south Mumbai MP.
After she raised the issue, Sawant threatened her in the Lok Sabha's lobby, saying "I will see how you roam in Maharashtra," the independent MP alleged. The former Union minister also threatened that she will be put in jail, she claimed.
Rana&nbsp;also said that she had in the past received death and acid attack threats on the Shiv Sena's letterhead and also over phone.

The Shiv Sena on Monday said that the goal of the Opposition seems to be to claim that the law and order situation has deteriorated and to impose President’s rule in the

Anil Deshmukh Row: Saamana editorial calls Param Bir Singh a BJP 'pawn'

Saamana editorial calls Param Bir Singh a BJP 'pawn', warns of 'fire' if Maharashtra&nbsp;govt is threatened

Saamana editorial calls Param Bir Singh a BJP 'pawn'

Shiv Sena&nbsp;lashes out at the BJP&nbsp;in Saamana&nbsp;editorial
'Oppn&nbsp;claims law &amp; order worsening to impose President's rule'
'New pawns are being created,&nbsp;Param Bir Singh&nbsp;being used'
'Allegations by Singh&nbsp;tarnished image of the Home Dept'
'Opposition excessively using&nbsp;central investigating agencies'
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The Shiv Sena on Monday said that the goal of the Opposition seems to be to claim that the law and order situation has deteriorated and to impose <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/sanjay-raut-warns-against-attempts-to-impose-president-s-rule-in-maha-1616399294915">President&rsquo;s rule in the state</a>, and that &ldquo;new pawns&rdquo; are being created for this.
An editorial in the Saamana said, the ultimate goal of the Opposition in Maharashtra seems to be to blame that law and order situation has deteriorated and then to impose President&rsquo;s rule in the state. For it, the new pawns are being created. It is now clear that <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/deshmukh-asked-waze-to-collect-100-cr-from-bars-restaurants-each-month-parambir-singh-1616252038094" target="_blank" >Param Bir Singh</a> is being used for this. It said that the allegations levelled by the former Mumbai police commissioner have tarnished the image of the Home Department.
The editorial added that excessive use of central investigating agencies is being done by the Opposition in the state. While the Governor is doing various things, the Union government is playing a game of pressure through central investigating agencies.

BJP leader Ram Kadam said that both the Chief Minister and the Home Minsiter should undergo narco test to prove that the state government is telling the truth.

BJP demands Uddhav Thackeray, Anil Deshmukh take narco test

After BJP slammed the Maha Vikas Aghadi government for corruption charges against State's Home Minister Anil Deshmukh, BJP leader Ram Kadam said that both the Chief Minister and the Home Minsiter should undergo narco test to prove that the state government is telling the truth. Speaking to news agency ANI, Kadam demanded Uddhav Thackeray and Anil Deshmukh should go through an 'agni pariksha' just like goddess Sita had to to prove her innocence.
 The Maha Vikas Aghadi government led by Shiv Sena's Uddhav Thackeray has been facing alot of flak after Mumbai' ex-police commissioner Param Bir Singh allegations against Deshmukh to collect ₹100 crore a month from various establishments of the city through extortion.

BJP leader demands 'agni pariksha' of Maha CM & HM after corruption row

BJP&nbsp;demands 'agni pariksha' from Deshmukh&nbsp;
Maha&nbsp;CM &amp; HM should undergo&nbsp;narco&nbsp;test: Kadam
MVA&nbsp;govt faces flak after Param&nbsp;Bir's&nbsp;letter bomb
Ex-top cop alleges Deshmukh&nbsp;ordered monthly extortion
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After BJP slammed the Maha Vikas Aghadi government for corruption charges against state's Home Minister Anil Deshmukh, BJP leader Ram Kadam said that both the Chief Minister and the Home Minsiter should undergo narco test to prove that the state government is telling the truth.
Speaking to news agency ANI, Kadam demanded Uddhav Thackeray and Anil Deshmukh should go through an 'agni pariksha' just like goddess Sita had to to prove her innocence.
The Maha Vikas Aghadi government led by Shiv Sena's Uddhav Thackeray has been facing flak after Mumbai's former&nbsp;police commissioner<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/deshmukh-asked-waze-to-collect-100-cr-from-bars-restaurants-each-month-parambir-singh-1616252038094" target="_blank" > Param Bir Singh</a>&nbsp;letter to the CM.
Also Read:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/saamana-editorial-calls-param-bir-singh-a-bjp-pawn-1616473519123" target="_blank" >&nbsp;Saamana</a><a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/saamana-editorial-calls-param-bir-singh-a-bjp-pawn-1616473519123" target="_blank" > editorial calls Param Bir Singh a BJP 'pawn'</a>

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