“With the objective of saving the nation from slavery and preserving its democracy, we all need to come together,” Uddhav Thackeray said.
Former Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray while speaking at an event in Mumbai on Sunday said: “It’s not a battle of Shiv Sena but for saving the Indian democracy.”
“It’s a battle save the democracy and the nation from slipping into slavery,” Thackeray said. “If we all come together who has the guts to make us slaves?” Thackeray said.
“With the objective of saving the nation from slavery and preserving its democracy, we all need to come together,” Uddhav Thackeray said.
Warning all opposition parties Thackeray said: “All political parties need to open their eyes now and understand what happened with Shiv Sena today can happen with you tomorrow.”
Thackeray was addressing people from the North Indian community in the city. Uddhav also appealed for support from the North Indian community who were present.
After almost 8 months of the Uddhav Thackeray loyalist Eknath Shinde’s rebellion which split the party into two (Shiv Sena UBT and BSS) the Election Commission of India on Friday evening announced that the claim over the name and symbol (bow and arrow) will go to Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. With the symbol and name the party’s command also is now in the hands of CM Shinde and with the support of 40 MLAs, 1 MLC, and its allies the BJP (105) is in a quiet comfortable space.
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