New Delhi: Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday targeted the sub -district Eknath Shinde of Maharashtra to raise “Jai Gujarat” slogans at a rally a day earlier.Addressing a joint rally with Raj Thackeray in Mumbai, the Shiv Sena (UBT) chief said, “Gaddar (Eknath Shinde) said that like ‘Jai Gujarat’, the film Pushpa says actor ‘Ghungi Nahi S*La’, but this traitor follows ‘Uthaga Naahi Naa Sai’., Doubling Shinde’s criticism, Uddhav continued, “He (Shinde) does not have his own views. His owner came, so to make him happy, he said ‘Jai Gujarat’. Is it that he shows respect for Marathi?”
Among the language row in Maharashtra, Eknath Shinde started a new controversy on Friday as he gave the slogan “Jai Gujarat” in a speech in the presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Concluding his speech, Shinde gave the slogan ‘Jai Hind, Jai Maharashtra’. After a brief break, he added ‘Jai Gujarat’, drawing a flying from opposition parties.
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The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) and Shiv Sena (UBT) organized a joint rally in Mumbai to protest the alleged implementation of the Hindi language on Maharashtra by the BJP -led state government.In his comment, Uddhav also alleged that the Center has pushed important establishments in Mumbai in Gujarat, and all these are efforts to break the “backbone” of Maharashtra.“They always ask us what we did for the Marathi people in Mumbai during our rule in BMC. They forced all the Marathi people to go out of Mumbai, but now we are asking a question: In the last 11 years of your rule, what have you done? Gujarat, so you have made all efforts to break the spine of Maharashtra and have continued to do so, and you are asking us.After 20 years, Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray came on a public platform on a public platform, titled ‘Avaj Maratha’, which was organized to mark the return of two government resolutions, who proposed to present Hindi from class 1 to Maharashtra schools as a third language.
