Uddhav Thackeray said the haters left no stone unturned in defaming Maharashtra. (FILE)
Bombay:
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said on Sunday that there would be lawlessness in the country if the BJP remained interested only in overthrowing governments rather than improving the country’s economy.
Addressing the annual Sena rally in Dussehra, Mr Thackeray challenged the BJP to overthrow his 11-month-old government and also called on them to protect their government at the Center first.
“Instead of the ‘no alternative’ like it used to be, people have now started to think that everyone will do but you,” Thackeray said, without naming Prime Minister Narendra Modi .
“Rather than working to improve the economy, steps are being taken to overthrow governments. We are heading for anarchy,” he said, adding that Shiv Sena was not greedy for power. .
“Although the country is facing a pandemic, how can one indulge in politics? Shiv Senas Hindutva is questioned. The government of Maharashtra and the police in Mumbai are criticized,” he said.
Quoting RSS leader Mohan Bhagwat’s speech in Nagpur earlier today, Mr. Thackeray said, “The RSS leader said that the Hindutva had been reduced to observing puja rituals.”
“Those who wear a black cap like him should understand this if they have a brain,” Thackeray said, in a veiled attack on Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari over his remarks on Hindutva while calling for the venue to reopen. of religious worship.
“I have no happiness in closing places. The lifting of restrictions is being done cautiously and gradually,” he said.
He said the Chief Minister of Bihar, Nitish Kumar, in alliance with the BJP, once called for a “Sangh-mukt Bharat” and also sought a “secular face” in 2014 as a candidate for the post of Prime Minister of the BJP.
“Did Nitish put on Hindutva robes or has the BJP gone secular now,” Thackeray said.
He also criticized Kangana Ranaut for equating Mumbai with Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
“People who have no means of subsistence at home come to Mumbai and betray it. Calling Mumbai as PoK is actually Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s failure. He had said he would bring PoK back to India,” said Mr. Thackeray.
He said Maharashtra haters had done nothing to defame the state.
The annual Sena Dussehra Gathering was held in the Savarkar Hall in Dadar due to coronavirus standards instead of the usual venue, the vast Shivaji Park, also in the Dadar region.
“Those who demand justice for the son of Bihar are engaging in the assassination of the character of the son of Maharashtra,” said Mr Thackeray, breaking his silence on the allegations against his son Aaditya Thackeray in the death case of Sushant Singh Rajput.
Mr Thackeray said the time has come to reconsider the current GST system and, if necessary, modify it as states do not benefit from this system.
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