The police were keeping a close eye on Raj Thackeray’s meeting; Did those 16 conditions comply ?, said the Commissioner of Police.

Aurangabad: Maharashtra Navnirman Sena president Raj Thackeray’s public meeting passed peacefully. In this meeting, he also targeted NCP’s Sarvesarva Sharad Pawar along with the issue of trumpets on mosques. We have given an ultimatum to the government to take down the horns on the mosques and if the horns on the mosques are not taken down, we will not listen from 4th. Thackeray has appealed to Hindus to chant Hanuman Chalisa in double voice. Raj Thackeray’s meeting was allowed by the police subject to certain conditions and rules. That is why the police were keeping a close eye on Thackeray’s meeting today. During today’s meeting, the media questioned the Commissioner of Police Nikhil Gupta about the breach of conditions imposed by the police or how. The next decision will be taken only after studying how many conditions were met and how many conditions were violated in this meeting, said Nikhil Gupta, Commissioner of Police, Aurangabad. (police will study whether the conditions given by police were violated in raj thackerays meeting)

Aurangabad police had issued notices for a total of 16 rules for Raj Thackeray’s rally. “I do not know whether the terms given to Raj Thackeray at the meeting were violated or not. The next decision will be taken after studying his speech,” Police Commissioner Nikhil Gupta said in an interview to a news channel. Gupta praised the police for holding Raj Thackeray’s meeting peacefully.

Police planning for Raj Thackeray’s meeting had started in the last few days. The police had thought about the route of the activists coming for the meeting. The police had already decided the manner in which the activists would sit in the meeting. Similarly, arrangements were also made as to where to arrange parking for the vehicles of the workers who came for the meeting, as well as the route from the parking lot to the meeting place.

Similarly, CCTV cameras were installed at various places to monitor the entire meeting. During the meeting, if there was any movement or disturbance among the activists, the police were being instructed to monitor the situation through CCTV and handle the situation, said Commissioner Gupta.