Raj Thackeray was saddened by the death of the Queen of Britain, told the 96-year life of the Queen through a tweet!

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Mumbai. Mahanews.

Queen Elizabeth II died on Thursday night after 70 years on the throne of the British royal family, a witness to the golden age of British power and a declining empire. She was 96 years old. He breathed his last in Balmoral Castle, Scotland. Many countries including India have mourned his death. Indian politicians mourned the death of Queen Elizabeth. MNS president Raj Thackeray has written a special Facebook post expressing his grief. Queen Elizabeth II had an era, it’s over. Elizabeth II showed great skill in maintaining the framework of the constitution. And so the British love for the Queen and the world’s curiosity persisted even after the British tabloids exposed the private life of the British royal family so blatantly and literally, Raj said in his condolence message.

Many dynasties were overthrown by bloody revolutions but…
“Queen Elizabeth II of Britain has passed away. She was the Queen of Britain for 70 years. And where is this 70 years? So 70 years when the winds of democracy are blowing fast around the world, while monarchies are ending all over the world. Many royal families in Europe were overthrown by him in blood. But Britain’s monarchy has survived because of the British people’s immense pride in their traditions and their willingness to come out of the ivory tower, sensing the winds of change, sometimes begrudgingly and sometimes happily, because of the Queen, Queen Elizabeth II”.

“Why pamper the British royal family? Are they really needed? Such a thought was strengthening on one side. At the same time, Elizabeth II showed great skill in handling an extremely popular and charismatic prime minister like Winston Churchill of her grandfather’s age, and keeping her own ego aside no matter how much she clashed with her peer Margaret Thatcher, an extremely independent mind. And so British love for the Queen and the world’s curiosity persisted even after the British tabloids exposed the private life of the British royal family so blatantly and literally”.