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Uddhav called EC as "Chuna Lagav" commission, months after EC issued the Shiv Sena party symbol to the rebel faction led by Eknath Shinde.

Uddhav Thackeray: EC can never take away Shiv Sena from me 

Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday targetted the Election Commission over allotting the party's name and symbol to the rebel faction and termed the poll body a "slave" of people in power.

Uddhav called EC as "Chuna Lagav" commission, months after EC issued the Shiv Sena party symbol to the rebel faction led by Eknath Shinde.

Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday targetted the Election Commission over allotting the party's name and symbol to the rebel faction and termed the poll body a "slave" of people in power.
Dubbing the EC a "chuna lagav" commission weeks after losing the party name and election symbol "bow and arrow" to the faction led by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Thackeray said the poll body can never take away the party, founded by his father late Bal Thackeray, from him.
He said it was Bal Thackeray who stood with the Bharatiya Janata Party when it was politically "untouchable", and dared the former ally to seek votes in Maharashtra only in the name of Prime Minister Narendra Modi without invoking the Thackeray senior.
"You (the Election Commission) have taken away the party name and the symbol from us, but you can't take away Shiv Sena from me," the former chief minister said pointing out a huge turnout at a rally, his first after losing the party name and election symbol.
"I have nothing to offer to you. I have come to seek your blessings and support," he told the gathering.
Khed constituency in Ratnagiri district in the coastal Konkan region is the home turf of former Thackeray loyalist Ramdas Kadam, who has switched allegiance to the Shinde-led faction.
In a big blow to Uddhav Thackeray, the Election Commission last month allotted the name &lsquo;Shiv Sena&rsquo; and its poll symbol to the group led by Shinde who has the support of most of the MLAs of Shiv Sena.
Thackeray said he didn't accept the EC's decision.
"If the Election Commission is not suffering from cataract, it should come and see the ground situation. The EC is a 'chuna lagav' commission and a slave of those in power. The principle based on which the EC took this decision is wrong,' he said.
Thackeray said the party has appealed in the Supreme Court.
He said the BJP was trying to finish off Shiv Sena brutally and cruelly but won't succeed.
He said the move to destroy Shiv Sena was akin to the attack on the unity of Marathi people as well as Hindus.
"When BJP was untouchable in politics, Balasaheb Thackeray stood by that party," the former chief minister said.
He said earlier sadhus and sants used to be part of the BJP but the party is now full of opportunists.
"The largest number of corrupt people are in BJP. First, they (BJP) accuse the people in the Opposition of corruption. However, those accused of corruption are then inducted into BJP," he said.
Dismissing the criticism that he did not venture out of his house when he was the chief minister (November 2019-June 2022), Thackeray said, "I didn't go out because of the COVID pandemic but I worked from home, and my work was praised during the pandemic".
He said his supporters will decide whether they want him as the party president and not the Election Commission.
"People will have to decide whether they want me or Eknath Shinde. I will accept the verdict of the people but not of the EC. If people say they don't want me, I will leave just like I had left 'Varsha' (the official residence of Maharashtra chief minister after resigning from the post"), he said.
Targetting BJP, he said like Eknath Shinde who "stole" my (Uddhav Thackeray's) father, the BJP has "stolen sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and Subhash Chandra Bose because that party has no icons to bank on".
" When you see someone with a bow and arrow, he is a thief. Will you vote for him (a reference to Shinde)?" he asked the audience.
"Earlier, the BJP's dais used to be full of sadhus and sants but now it is full of opportunists. I dare the BJP to seek votes in Maharashtra only in the name of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and not Balasaheb Thackeray," Thackeray added.
He appealed to his supporters to make BJP bite the dust in the elections in Maharashtra.&nbsp;
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The ED on Tuesday said it has attached assets worth Rs 6.45 crore of a company owned by the brother-in-law of Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray in connection with a money laundering investigation.
The Enforcement Directorate said in a statement that it has issued a provisional order under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) to attach 11 residential flats in Neelambari project, located in Thane near Mumbai, of Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Private Limited.
Shridhar Madhav Patankar, the brother of Thackeray's wife Rashmi, "owns and controls" Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Private Limited, it said.
Rashmi Thackeray is also the editor of Shiva Sena publications such as 'Saamna' and 'Marmik'.
The agency alleged funds that were siphoned off in a money laundering case being investigated against the Pushpak group and its company Pushpak Bullion were "parked" in the real estate projects of Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Pvt. Ltd.
The Pushpak group was booked by the ED under the PMLA in March 2017 in a criminal case linked to demonetisation of two high value currencies -- Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 -- by the Union government the year before.
Properties worth Rs 21.46 crore of the promoters of Pushpak Bullion like Mahesh Patel, Chandrakant Patel, their family members and companies "controlled" by them were attached earlier, it said.
Probe found Mahesh Patel had "siphoned off and layered" funds of Pushpak group concern called Pushpak Realty in connivance with Nandkishore Chaturvedi, an accommodation entry provider or a person who provides fake business entries, the ED claimed.
Pushpak Realty Developer, in the "garb" of sale, transferred funds to the tune of Rs 20.02 crore to the entities controlled by Nandkishore Chaturvedi after layering it through various connected/unconnected entities, it alleged.
"Chaturvedi who operates a number of shell companies further transferred the money through his shell company Humsafar Dealer Private Limited in the garb of extending unsecured loans in excess of Rs 30 Crore to M/s Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiri Pvt. Ltd.
"Thus, the money siphoned off by Mahesh Patel in connivance with Nandkishore Chaturvedi was parked in the real estate projects by Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Pvt. Ltd," the ED alleged.
Uddhav Thackeray, also the Shiv Sena chief, is heading the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MCA) government in Maharashtra which was formed in 2019 after his party, the NCP and the Congress joined hands to run the state.
These parties have alleged that central probe agencies, including the ED, have been targeting their leaders and their families at the behest of the BJP-led government at the Centre.
BJP leaders have said that the agencies were doing their job independently and acting only on the basis of evidence.
Maharashtra minister and leader of Sharad Pawar-led NCP, Nawab Malik was arrested by the ED last month on money laundering charges, his former colleague Anil Deshmukh was held in a separate case and a sugar mill linked to state Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar was attached by the agency last year in the Maharashtra State Cooperative Bank (MSCB) scam case.
Assets belonging to Maharashtra minister and NCP MLA Prajakt Tanpure and others were also attached by it last month in connection with its probe into the alleged scam in MSCB.
It has also questioned Shiv Sena Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut's wife Varsha in a money laundering case while party leader and minister Anil Parab has been questioned by it in the case against Anil Deshmukh.

Money laundering case: ED attaches assets of Uddhav Thackeray's brother-in-law

The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets worth Rs 6.45 crore of a company owned by the brother-in-law of Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray in connection with a money laundering investigation.
The financial probe agency&nbsp;said in a statement that it has issued a provisional order&nbsp;to attach 11 residential flats of Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Private Limited.
Shridhar Madhav Patankar, the brother of Thackeray's wife Rashmi, "owns and controls" Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Private Limited.
The agency alleged funds that were siphoned off in a money laundering case being investigated against the Pushpak group and its company Pushpak Bullion were "parked" in the real estate projects of Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Pvt. Ltd. Reacting to the development, Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;MP Sanjay&nbsp;Raut&nbsp;said the ED action&nbsp;smacks of autocracy. UDDHAV&nbsp;FACES ED HEAT

Reacting to the development, Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;MP Sanjay&nbsp;Raut&nbsp;said the ED action&nbsp;smacks of autocracy.

The ED on Tuesday said it has attached assets worth Rs 6.45 crore of a company owned by the brother-in-law of Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray in connection with a money laundering investigation.
The Enforcement Directorate said in a statement that it has issued a provisional order under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) to attach 11 residential flats in Neelambari project, located in Thane near Mumbai, of Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Private Limited.
Shridhar Madhav Patankar, the brother of Thackeray's wife Rashmi, "owns and controls" Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Private Limited, it said.
Rashmi Thackeray is also the editor of Shiva Sena publications such as 'Saamna' and 'Marmik'.
The agency alleged funds that were siphoned off in a money laundering case being investigated against the Pushpak group and its company Pushpak Bullion were "parked" in the real estate projects of Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Pvt. Ltd.
The Pushpak group was booked by the ED under the PMLA in March 2017 in a criminal case linked to demonetisation of two high value currencies -- Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 -- by the Union government the year before.
Properties worth Rs 21.46 crore of the promoters of Pushpak Bullion like Mahesh Patel, Chandrakant Patel, their family members and companies "controlled" by them were attached earlier, it said.
Probe found Mahesh Patel had "siphoned off and layered" funds of Pushpak group concern called Pushpak Realty in connivance with Nandkishore Chaturvedi, an accommodation entry provider or a person who provides fake business entries, the ED claimed.
Pushpak Realty Developer, in the "garb" of sale, transferred funds to the tune of Rs 20.02 crore to the entities controlled by Nandkishore Chaturvedi after layering it through various connected/unconnected entities, it alleged.
"Chaturvedi who operates a number of shell companies further transferred the money through his shell company Humsafar Dealer Private Limited in the garb of extending unsecured loans in excess of Rs 30 Crore to M/s Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiri Pvt. Ltd.
"Thus, the money siphoned off by Mahesh Patel in connivance with Nandkishore Chaturvedi was parked in the real estate projects by Shree Saibaba Grihanirmiti Pvt. Ltd," the ED alleged.
Uddhav Thackeray, also the Shiv Sena chief, is heading the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MCA) government in Maharashtra which was formed in 2019 after his party, the NCP and the Congress joined hands to run the state.
These parties have alleged that central probe agencies, including the ED, have been targeting their leaders and their families at the behest of the BJP-led government at the Centre.
BJP leaders have said that the agencies were doing their job independently and acting only on the basis of evidence.
Maharashtra minister and leader of Sharad Pawar-led NCP, Nawab Malik was arrested by the ED last month on money laundering charges, his former colleague Anil Deshmukh was held in a separate case and a sugar mill linked to state Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar was attached by the agency last year in the Maharashtra State Cooperative Bank (MSCB) scam case.
Assets belonging to Maharashtra minister and NCP MLA Prajakt Tanpure and others were also attached by it last month in connection with its probe into the alleged scam in MSCB.
It has also questioned Shiv Sena Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Raut's wife Varsha in a money laundering case while party leader and minister Anil Parab has been questioned by it in the case against Anil Deshmukh.

The Maharashtra government on Monday announced new guidelines for easing of lockdown curbs in those districts where the Covid-19 positivity rate is low. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, said that allowing all segments of society in Mumbai local trains would be difficult &ldquo;in the first phase" as the easing of curbs is being done slowly.The restrictions on movement of people will be applicable from 9 pm to 5 am, as per the order.&bull; All&nbsp;essential and non-essential shops including shopping malls will&nbsp;remain open on all weekdays till 8 pm and till 3 pm on Saturday. All shops and malls except essential shops will remain closed on Sundays.
&bull; All public gardens and playgrounds can be kept open for the purpose of exercise, walking, jogging and cycling.
&bull; All government and private offices can be operational with full capacity. &bull; The offices that can function through working from&nbsp;home&nbsp;should continue to do so.
&bull; Gymnasiums, yoga centers, hair cutting salons, beauty parlors, spa&rsquo;s can remain open without use of air-conditioners and with 50 per cent capacity till 8 pm on weekdays and till 3 pm on Saturdays.&nbsp;
&bull; All restaurants will remain open with 50 per cent seating capacity till 4 pm on weekdays.

Maharashtra eases Covid curbs: malls to open in Mumbai; check full list

The Maharashtra government on Monday announced new guidelines for easing of lockdown curbs in those districts where the Covid-19 positivity rate is low.
Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, said that allowing all segments of society in Mumbai local trains would be difficult &ldquo;in the first phase" as the easing of curbs is being done slowly.
The restrictions on movement of people will be applicable from 9 pm to 5 am, as per the order. GFX--
&bull; All&nbsp;essential and non-essential shops including shopping malls will&nbsp;remain open on all weekdays till 8 pm and till 3 pm on Saturday. All shops and malls except essential shops will remain closed on Sundays.
&bull; All public gardens and playgrounds can be kept open for the purpose of exercise, walking, jogging and cycling.
&bull; All government and private offices can be operational with full capacity.
&bull; The offices that can function through working from&nbsp;home&nbsp;should continue to do so.
&bull; Gymnasiums, yoga centers, hair cutting salons, beauty parlors, spa&rsquo;s can remain open without use of air-conditioners and with 50 per cent capacity till 8 pm on weekdays and till 3 pm on Saturdays.&nbsp;
&bull; All restaurants will remain open with 50 per cent seating capacity till 4 pm on weekdays.

Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, said that allowing all segments of society in Mumbai local trains would be difficult &ldquo;in the first phase" as the easing of curbs is being done slowly.

The Maharashtra government on Monday announced new guidelines for easing of lockdown curbs in those districts where the Covid-19 positivity rate is low. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, said that allowing all segments of society in Mumbai local trains would be difficult &ldquo;in the first phase" as the easing of curbs is being done slowly. The restrictions on movement of people will be applicable from 9 pm to 5 am, as per the order. &bull; All&nbsp;essential and non-essential shops including shopping malls will&nbsp;remain open on all weekdays till 8 pm and till 3 pm on Saturday. All shops and malls except essential shops will remain closed on Sundays.
&bull; All public gardens and playgrounds can be kept open for the purpose of exercise, walking, jogging and cycling.
&bull; All government and private offices can be operational with full capacity. &bull; The offices that can function through working from&nbsp;home&nbsp;should continue to do so.
&bull; Gymnasiums, yoga centers, hair cutting salons, beauty parlors, spa&rsquo;s can remain open without use of air-conditioners and with 50 per cent capacity till 8 pm on weekdays and till 3 pm on Saturdays.&nbsp;
&bull; All restaurants will remain open with 50 per cent seating capacity till 4 pm on weekdays.

Days after BJP president wrote to Congress chief Sonia Gandhi in response to her correspondence to the Prime Minister, another BJP patron has penned a letter.
Defending the Modi government&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic, former Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis shot off a 4 page complaint letter to Gandhi wherein he targeted the Maha Vikas Aghadi government&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic.
While the country has lauded the &lsquo;Mumbai Model&rsquo;, the Opposition leader&nbsp; alleged fudging of data and mismanagement by the Uddhav government, which is in power in coalition with Congress.
Steady on the defensive, Fadnavis asked Gandhi to check the status in Congress ruled states and criticised her criticism of the Centre in these critical times.

After Nadda, Fadnavis writes to Sonia Gandhi 

//Another letter to Sonia: after Nadda, Fadnavis complains&nbsp; //Former Maha&nbsp;CM defends Modi&nbsp;govt's&nbsp;pandemic assistance&nbsp; //Uddhav&nbsp;govt fudging Covid data: Maha&nbsp;opposition leader&nbsp; //Defensive Fadnavis&nbsp;asks Sonia to check Cong-ruled states&nbsp; //Fadnavis: mere criticism was not going to solve anything

Days after BJP president wrote to Congress chief Sonia Gandhi in response to her correspondence to the Prime Minister, another BJP leader has penned a letter to her.
Defending the Modi government&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic, former Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis shot off a 4 page complaint letter to Sonia wherein he targeted the Maha Vikas Aghadi government&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic.
While the country has lauded the &lsquo;Mumbai Model&rsquo;, the Opposition leader alleged fudging of data and mismanagement by the Uddhav government, which is in power in coalition with Congress.
Fadnavis asked Sonia to check the status in Congress ruled states and questioned her criticism of the Centre in these critical times.

Uddhav govt curtails CBI powers to probe cases in Maharashtra

The Uddhav&nbsp;Thackeray govt in Maharashtra&nbsp;has&nbsp;curtailed&nbsp;the CBI's powers to probe cases in the state by withdrawing&nbsp;the 'general consent' granted to the central agency

Uddhav govt curtails CBI powers to probe cases Maha&nbsp;govt withdraws general consent given to CBI CBI&nbsp;would have to asks Maha&nbsp;permission for probe Move after CBI&nbsp;registered FIR in TRP&nbsp;scam probe Mumbai&nbsp;cops unearthed TRP&nbsp;scam involving Republic TV

Curtailing the central probe agency&rsquo;s powers to probe cases in the state, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday withdrew the 'general consent' granted to the Central Bureau of Investigation. The probe agency will now have to approach the Uddhav government for permission to initiate the investigation on a case by case basis. The development comes a after the CBI registered an FIR in the TRP &lsquo;scam&rsquo; case based on a reference from the Uttar Pradesh Police. The case, which was earlier registered at Hazratganj police station in Lucknow on a complaint of an advertising company promoter, was handed over to the CBI by the UP government. On October 8, the Mumbai police had claimed it had busted a 'racket' of 'fraudulent' manipulation of Television Rating Points involving three channels including Arnab Goswami&rsquo;s Republic TV.

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