Reportedly shiv sena (UBT) chief uddhav thackeray said maharashtra Deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar’s disapproval of Uttar Pradesh cm yogi Adityanath’s ‘batenge to katenge’ remark shows there was no unity in the ruling Mahayuti alliance. Referring to the collapse of Chhatrapati shivaji Maharaj’s statue in Sindhudurg district a few months back, he accused the Eknath Shinde led government of being the “most corrupt" in the history of Maharashtra.
When addressing a poll rally in Buldhana, thackeray said, “Ajit Pawar’s disapproval of Yogi’s remark shows there is no unity in the ruling Mahayuti alliance. In this scenario, maharashtra does not need to learn any lesson from the UP chief minister." Adityanath has been raising ‘batenge to katenge’ slogan at his election rallies in Maharashtra. Talking about it, bjp ally and ncp chief ajit pawar on thursday said the people of the state do not appreciate such remarks, and that the people of the state have always strived to maintain communal harmony.
Moreover thackeray said “The Mahayuti government is the most corrupt in Maharashtra’s history. They indulged in corruption in building the statue (of shivaji Maharaj). Work done with inauspicious hands does not see any success and the statue collapsed". The statue of shivaji Maharaj was unveiled last year by prime minister Narendra Modi. thackeray also announced that if the MVA is voted to power in the state, its government will build the temples of shivaji Maharaj in every district.
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