Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) President Sharad Pawar inspected Maharashtra chief Navnirman Sena (MNS) Raj Thackeray on Wednesday and said people attended Raj Thackeray’s speech for entertainment. He added that the speech of the head of the MNS did not involve real problems.

In a speech to reporters on Wednesday, the former chief minister of Maharashtra said: “Raj Thackeray’s speech did not involve real problems. He did not solve the problems of ordinary people.

“Raj Thackeray’s statement is misleading”

Rajya Sabha member Sharad Pawar said Raj Thackeray accused me of not accepting the name Shivaji Maharaj. “That’s wrong,” Pawar said. He said that he respected Shivaji Maharaj very much and that there was no truth in Raj Thackeray’s claims. “I respect Shivaji Maharaja very much. He is misleading in his statements against me,” said NCP chief Sharad Pawar.

Asked about Raj Thackeray’s ultimatum on speakers, Pawar, the nationalist congressional party leader, said the government would seriously consider the matter. He accused Thackery of not talking about real problems. “The state government should seriously think about it (turn off the speakers in the mosques by the MNS warning by May 3). It’s time to talk about inflation and unemployment, but no one is talking about it,” Pawar said. He also said, “Maharashtra voters gave Raj Thackeray the right answer by not voting for his party.”

Raj Thackeray’s ultimatum

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) on Tuesday reiterated its warning to the state government, which asked it to turn off speakers in mosques by May 3. MNS chief Raj Thackeray said it was a “social problem, not a religious problem,” and confirmed that his party would not back down. Thackeray also threatened to play Hanuman Chalis on loudspeakers if the government refused to listen to him.

“Speakers in mosques should be closed by May 3, otherwise we will play Hanuman Chalisa in speakers. This is a social issue, not a religious one. I want to tell the state government that we will not return to this issue, do whatever you want to do,” said the chief. MNS Raj Thackeray.

However, in response to Thackeray’s ultimatum on the use of speakers in mosques, Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Ajit Pawar said on Wednesday that Thackeray should not be given much importance. Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut also made it clear that no one had to teach his party about Hindutva after attacking MNS President Raj Thackeray after his meeting. At Wednesday’s press briefing in Mumbai, he also dismissed the top representative of the MNS, claiming that only the late Balasaheb Thackeray had the authority to issue ultimatums in Maharashtra. In addition, Raut claimed that the BJP used Raj Thackeray because he did not have the ability to face the MVA government.

Meanwhile, BJP MLA Nitesh Rane radiated joy that the head of MNS had finally accepted the BJP’s position. He told the media: “Raj Thackeray has taken this position along the BJP line. BJP leaders like Prasad Lad, Pravin Darekar and Mohit Kamboj have tackled the problem with speakers in different ways. MNS also liked this issue and therefore raised this issue after us. that Raj Thackeray has now begun to like the BJP’s position. ”