Mumbai: MNS president Raj Thackeray has given an ultimatum to the Maharashtra government till May 3 to remove the horns on the mosque. If the trumpets on the mosque are not removed by Eid, then Hanuman Chalisa will be chanted twice in front of the mosque, Raj Thackeray warned. After which Raj Thackeray received threats from organizations like PFI. Considering that Raj Thackeray’s life is in danger, it is being speculated that the central government may provide him special security.
At the MNS’s Padva Mela and also at the Uttar Sabha in Thane, Raj Thackeray showed his extremist pro-Hindu role to the whole of India. Political experts concluded that Raj Thackeray has started moving towards a staunch pro-Hindu stance, especially with his aggressive stance on the mosque and announcing his visit to Ayodhya. The question is being asked whether BJP is fertilizing this extremist Hindutva of Raj Thackeray. Because against all these backgrounds, the central government is likely to provide security to Raj Thackeray. Convincing sources have given such information.
The PFI took an aggressive stance after Raj Thackeray gave an ultimatum to the state government regarding the mosque bongs. The PFI has slapped fines on Raj Thackeray, saying he will not give up. It is learned that considering the conflict between Raj Thackeray and PFI as well as the threats received by them, the Central Government has decided to provide security to Raj Thackeray.
Raj Thackeray will leave for Ayodhya on June 5. He will visit Lord Rama along with his MNS colleagues. The Uttar Pradesh government as well as the central government are expected to provide special security to them. It is learned that special security will be deployed during Raj Thackeray’s visit to Ayodhya.
BJP is known all over the country as a pro-Hindu party. Raj Thackeray has also set aside his Marathi card and started his journey towards extremist and aggressive Hindutva. In this regard, the leaders of both the parties are meeting. Discussions are raging. On the whole, some political pundits say that BJP is trying to fertilize Raj Thackeray’s extremist Hindutva.
