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Fadnavis had said- Uddhav-Aditya are not our enemies, we should remove bitterness.
“We are deeply concerned about the growing bitterness and loss of personal relations with the BJP. But, the way you are treating us, this bitterness is increasing instead of ending. It is alleged that BJP backstabbed Shiv Sena. Now if you want to remove bitterness, then take the initiative yourself…’ These are the words of Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut. He has said this regarding the statement made by Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis yesterday.
What did Fadnavis say
Amid the political turmoil in Maharashtra, Fadnavis had said in a statement on Thursday- ‘Aditya Thackeray and Uddhav Thackeray are not my enemies, we have ideological differences. Uddhav Thackeray has put forth a different view, while my party has a different view. In this way we are ideological adversaries. There is no enmity between us. We have differences and bitterness on some issues and we have to end it at some point.
Fadnavis had also advised Raut to speak thoughtfully.
No need to take Sanjay Raut seriously: Fadnavis
At the same time, in the statement regarding Sanjay Raut, Fadnavis had said – Sanjay Raut thinks so much about my ability, so I am thankful. The kind of statements Sanjay Raut is making in recent days. No need to take them too seriously. Fadnavis had also said that a leader of his level should think a little while speaking. One should speak in such a way that people find it to be true.
Raut accused the Shinde faction of trying to change the culture of Maharashtra.
Shinde faction’s party in support of a gangster: Raut
Sanjay Raut also attacked CM Shinde’s party after advising Fadnavis to take initiative to end the mutual bitterness. He said- ‘If any common man, any public representative complains, then it should be looked into. He should not be declared a terrorist. Is the law, the police allowed to dance in your house? Raut also said that the Shinde faction’s party is clapping on the streets in support of a gangster. This is an attempt to change the culture of Maharashtra.