The Maharashtra Legislative Council on Thursday experienced a warm exchange between Minister Shambaraj Desai and Shiv Sena (UBT) MLC Anil Ullab, after a controversial “traitor” comment directed on Desai, resulting in a brief adjournment of the House.During the discussion about the proposal to allocate 50 percent units in new housing societies for Marathi residents, there was an intense debate. Deputy Chairperson Neelam Gorhe later ordered the removal of the comments of the two leaders from the official record.During the Question Hour, Milind Narvekar of Shiv Sena (UBT) questioned a social organization request for 50 percent housing reservation for Marathi people in the city. Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, who oversees the house, replied in writing that no such correspondence was done.BJP’s Chitra Wagh supported the 50 percent reservation proposal and questioned whether similar initiatives exist during Uddhav Thackeray’s Chief Minister. Minister Desai replied to Shinde, no such proposals were present during the tenure of the MVA government.The situation increased when Parab referred to the bill of his previous private member about housing reservation for Marathi speakers. Desai’s response to the inaction of MVA collided, the use of the word “trait” with the ultraz towards Desai, inspired for a challenge for the outdoor confrontation.After the 10 -minute adjournment and resume, Desai confirmed the government’s commitment to prioritize Marathi people in housing schemes. Sachin Ahir of Army (UBT) highlighted concerns about the purchase properties of non-residents for investment, citing BJP MP Nishikant Dubey’s Khar flat status.Later, while talking to reporters, Desai explained that the exchange of domestic Maharashtrians resulted in exchange during the debate. He defended his reaction to the abolition of the abolition, citing his previous roles in the MVA government and his shared relationship for the teachings of Balasaheb Thackeray.
