New Delhi: Violent clashes broke out between workers of the ruling Shiv Sena and its youth organization Yuva Sena and BJP workers outside the residence of Union Minister Narayan Rane on Tuesday afternoon. Shiv Sena workers are furious with Narayan Rane’s objectionable remarks against Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray.
Meanwhile, a police team has been sent to arrest Rane, against whom at least two FIRs have been registered so far on the issue.
A group of Shiv Sena workers also pelted stones at the BJP office in Nashik and raised slogans against Narayan Rane.
Later, the police had to act against some Shiv Sena supporters and stop them from running towards Rane’s house, even as BJP workers tried to lock themselves inside.
Narayan Rane’s son Nitesh Rane had earlier claimed on Twitter that Yuva Sena leaders were planning to create chaos and violence outside his Juhu residence. Although Yuva Sena leader Varun Sardesai has said that he is upset with the derogatory remarks made by Narayan Rane to CM Uddhav Thackeray but he has not asked the workers to assemble and protest, the leader himself has come.
Pune Police and Nashik Cyber Police have also registered an FIR against Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray on Monday following a complaint from Yuva Sena for using objectionable language.
What did Narayan Rane say against Uddhav Thackeray?
During his Jan Ashirwad Yatra in Raigad, Union Minister Narayan Rane said he wanted to give a “stern slap” to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray as the latter allegedly forgot the year when he addressed the citizens of India on August 15. During independence.
Rane claimed that Thackeray had to check the Independence Day year with his leaders during the speech that day.
“It is shameful that the Chief Minister does not know the year of independence. He leaned back during his speech to ask about the counting of the years of independence. Rane said, had I been there, I would have given him a hard slap.
Clash between Shiv Sena and BJP in Maharashtra over Narayan Rane’s ‘tight slap’ remark
New Delhi: Violent clashes broke out between workers of the ruling Shiv Sena and its youth organization Yuva Sena and BJP workers outside the residence of Union Minister Narayan Rane on Tuesday afternoon. Shiv Sena workers are furious with Narayan Rane’s objectionable remarks against Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray.
Meanwhile, a police team has been sent to arrest Rane, against whom at least two FIRs have been registered so far on the issue.
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A group of Shiv Sena workers also pelted stones at the BJP office in Nashik and raised slogans against Narayan Rane.
Later, the police had to act against some Shiv Sena supporters and stop them from running towards Rane’s house, even as BJP workers tried to lock themselves inside.
Narayan Rane’s son Nitesh Rane had earlier claimed on Twitter that Yuva Sena leaders were planning to create chaos and violence outside his Juhu residence. Although Yuva Sena leader Varun Sardesai has said that he is upset with the derogatory remarks made by Narayan Rane to CM Uddhav Thackeray but he has not asked the workers to assemble and protest, the leader himself has come.
Pune Police and Nashik Cyber Police have also registered an FIR against Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray on Monday following a complaint from Yuva Sena for using objectionable language.
What did Narayan Rane say against Uddhav Thackeray?
During his Jan Ashirwad Yatra in Raigad, Union Minister Narayan Rane said he wanted to give a “stern slap” to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray as the latter allegedly forgot the year when he addressed the citizens of India on August 15. During independence.
Rane claimed that Thackeray had to check the Independence Day year with his leaders during the speech that day.
“It is shameful that the Chief Minister does not know the year of independence. He leaned back during his speech to ask about the counting of the years of independence. Rane said, had I been there, I would have given him a hard slap.
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