Aurangabad: “The ultimatum given by MNS president Raj Thackeray regarding bongs has been given to the Maharashtra government, not to the Muslim community. Therefore, our focus will be on the role of Dilip Walse Patil, who is in charge of the state Home Department, ”said MIM MP Imtiaz Jalil. When it comes to filling the gap between Hindus and Muslims, if someone flies on a wound, “he said, adding that he had joined hands with Raj Thackeray. “Raj Thackeray raised the issue of bhongya at the behest of BJP. While education, health, inflation are important issues, Raj Thackeray is misleading the society, ”said Imtiaz Jalil.
MNS president Raj Thackeray’s grand meeting was held at the historical ground of Marathwada Sanskritik Mandal in Aurangabad. In this meeting, he mainly attacked Sharad Pawar and Thackeray government. Also, taking a firm stand on the issue of Bhonga, we will not hear Bhonga beyond the 4th date. After Raj Thackeray’s meeting, Imtiaz Jalil immediately held a press conference and attacked the role of MNS.
At the behest of BJP, Raj Thackeray raised the issue of bhongya
“Raj Thackeray raised the issue of bhongya at the behest of BJP. Raj Thackeray is saying in his speech that there is an order of the Supreme Court regarding Bhongya, I also agree, then who was responsible for the implementation? BJP government was in power from 2014 to 2019, why Raj Thackeray did not speak at that time? Jalil also asked such a tough question.
Special lion for Raj Thackeray
Maharashtra has no tradition of hatred. We have a legacy of love. Raj Thackeray’s role is based on BJP’s statement, needless to say, I am referring to Raj Thackeray’s politics as a lion, he said, Saying that a fly came to fill the gap between Hindus and Muslims, he hurled insults at Raj Thackeray.
Raj Thackeray’s ultimatum is not for the Muslim community but for the Maharashtra government. Our focus is on the role of Home Minister of Maharashtra. I urge the Muslim community not to comment on Raj Thackeray’s speech. Because Maharashtra has no tradition of hatred. We have a legacy of love, said Jalil.
