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Plain Speak

Correspondent

Updated: Oct 21, 2024

Plain Speak

“The manner in which Sanjay Raut seems to have lambasted Nana Patole, the Mumbai Police Commissioner will have to come up with certain rules and regulations with regard to the meetings of the Aghadi. Leaders should remove their shoes outside. Weapons for self-defense must be kept outside. Bodyguards equipped with weapons should be asked to remain outside and not enter the meeting.”

Ashish Shelar, president, Mumbai BJP


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“A double engine government will work for the development of the state. The MVA will not take support from the Centre. It will damage the state. The fact is there is no one left with Thackeray. The good old days (of chief ministership) he is seeking from Pawar and the Congress will not materialise as both parties have left him behind. For Pawar and the Congress, Uddhav Thackeray’s utility is over.”

Chandrashekhar Bawankule, Chief, Maharashtra BJP



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“Doctors have advised me rest, but how much should one rest? There will be no rest until traitors are driven out of power.”

Uddhav Thackeray, Chief, Shiv Sena (UBT)








“The AAP stands strongly with the INDIA bloc allies for the November 20 Maharashtra elections but if political developments permit, then the party may stake claim on a couple of seats where it’s in a winnable position. There’s a lot of pressure from local party workers in Kolhapur as well as Sindhudurg to field party candidates for the upcoming elections.”

Amit Palekar, President, Goa AAP

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