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“Will The Industry Minister Resign After Losing….”: Aaditya Thackeray After Maha Loses Another Project To Poll-Bound Gujarat

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Aaditya Thackeray questioned whether the Industry Minister would resign after losing back-to-back projects, “Will the industry minister resign after losing 4 projects?”.

After defense officials on Thursday announced transport aircraft for the Indian Air Force to be manufactured by Tata-Airbus at Vadodara in poll-bond Gujarat, the former environment minister of Maharashtra Aaditya Thackeray tweeted a blistering tweet slamming the Shide-Fadnavis government.

“Another project! I have voiced this since July, asking Khoke Sarkar to try for it.” The Shivsena (UBT) leader said. “I wonder why every project is going to other states in the last 3 months.”The Thackeray scion said. Junior Thackeray further said, “Loss of faith in khoke sarkar is evident on industry level”.

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Aaditya Thackeray questioned whether the Industry Minister would resign after losing back-to-back projects, “Will the industry minister resign after losing 4 projects?”.

Shivsena (UBT) leader Priyanka Chaturvedi also tweeted in this regard “Vedanta Foxconn Medical Device Park Bulk Drugs Park and now Tata Airbus…. All out of Maharashtra thanks to ५० खोके sarkar.”

“Tata Airbus manufacturing project was planned in Maharashtra, but now it has shifted to Gujarat.” Renowned journalist Sudhir Suryawanshi said.

“Maharashtra Industrial minister was given promise of setting up this Airbus project in Maharashtra in loss of Vedanta Foxconn semiconductor projects, but this is also gone to Gujarat,” he added.

Earlier last month, Vedanta-Foxconn which was going to set up India’s first semiconductor plant in Maharashtra’s Talegaon migrated to Gujarat’s Dholera.

 

 

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