The words Hindu and Hindutva are missing from the manifestos of the Uddhav Thackeray faction and MNS: Rahul Shewale
Regarding the municipal elections, Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray held a joint press conference and released the promissory note for Mumbai. Many promises were made in this promissory note. On this, Shiv Sena general secretary and former MP Rahul Shewale revealed through the press that the entire promissory note is a copy paste of the previous promissory note, there is nothing new but Hindutva and Hindus are completely missing in this promissory note. Hindu Hriday Samrat ‘Hindu Hriday Samrat’ has been removed from the name of Bala Saheb because he has to please a particular community so that he can get their votes. To get these votes, Bala Saheb’s ideas have been killed.
Rahul Shewale cornered Ubatha and MNS and asked what was the reason why the word Hindu has been disappeared from the entire promise. The same promise that was there in the elections of 2017 has once again been put in front of everyone, it is completely copy paste. A day earlier, just as the children gave incomplete information to the people in the name of the workshop, in the same way their parents also gave incomplete information. More English words have been used in the entire undertaking than Marathi words. What is the role of Raj Thackeray in this, it should be clarified.
Target on Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray
Rahul Shewale made a sharp criticism and said that even though Balasaheb Thackeray’s photo is included in the promissory note, his soul is not there in it. This promise of the wretched MNS and Sharad Pawar’s Nationalist Congress, which does not honor and respect Balasaheb Thackeray, is going to cause deep pain to Shiv Sainiks and Marathi people. He said that by deliberately avoiding mention of the word “Hindu Hridaya Samrat” in the entire pledge, Ubathane has insulted Hindu Hridaya Samrat Balasaheb Thackeray in his birth centenary year itself. Shewale raised the question why despite being the Chief Minister for two and a half years, no decision was taken to regularize the unauthorized constructions of medical colleges and Koliwads in Mumbai.