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It is reported that the Chief Minister of Maharashtra said in the above interview:” If you take out one revenge, we shall take out ten”. I humbly feel that this is in direct violation of the oath taken by the honourable Chief Minister. Even if he perceives that action against his MLA is a case of vendetta, he cannot threaten to act in a vengeful manner. The concerned MLA, if he is innocent, can approach the court of law for relief. To my mind, this statement made by the CM is highly inappropriate.
Smt Mansi Phadke seems to have been fond of precis writing, while at school. But does translated summary of an interview to an in-house newspaper constitute journalism, particular the one in which you want people to pay for?
You are right.. he is perfectly emulating Modi – Shah.
Uddhav is showing that the family traits and attitudes of goondagiri and threats by violence are intact! It was”normal”and expected of Bal to behave like this as a private head of a mafia, but unbecoming and uncivilised of a chief minister (although by default!).
“……………… do remember that you also have family and children.”
Chilling threat…………
He added, “You are not just washed rice. We know how to cook your khichdi.”
This one is even better.
You can beat up people but can’t make them vote for you. Don’t make the people come after you.
It is reported that the Chief Minister of Maharashtra said in the above interview:” If you take out one revenge, we shall take out ten”. I humbly feel that this is in direct violation of the oath taken by the honourable Chief Minister. Even if he perceives that action against his MLA is a case of vendetta, he cannot threaten to act in a vengeful manner. The concerned MLA, if he is innocent, can approach the court of law for relief. To my mind, this statement made by the CM is highly inappropriate.
Smt Mansi Phadke seems to have been fond of precis writing, while at school. But does translated summary of an interview to an in-house newspaper constitute journalism, particular the one in which you want people to pay for?
It is abundantly clear that Uddav Thackeray is a rogue.
You are right.. he is perfectly emulating Modi – Shah.
Uddhav is showing that the family traits and attitudes of goondagiri and threats by violence are intact! It was”normal”and expected of Bal to behave like this as a private head of a mafia, but unbecoming and uncivilised of a chief minister (although by default!).
“……………… do remember that you also have family and children.”
Chilling threat…………
He added, “You are not just washed rice. We know how to cook your khichdi.”
This one is even better.