Shiv Sena lashed out at BJP, Sanjay Raut-Aditya Thackeray opened a front in CM Yogi's stronghold, said, will know on March 10


Posted on 24th Feb 2022 03:49 pm by rohit kumar

Polling for four phases of UP elections has been completed. The masters of political parties are now putting full emphasis on the battle of Purvanchal. In this sequence, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut and party leader Aditya Thackeray reached Dumariaganj in Siddharthnagar on Thursday. Raghavendra Singh, who is close to CM Yogi from here and started his career with Hindu Yuva Vahini, is a BJP MLA and candidate. Sanjay Raut and Aditya Thackeray, while addressing a public meeting in support of their candidate Raju Srivastava in Dumariaganj, attacked the BJP fiercely. Sanjay Raut hit back at the controversial statement of BJP MLA from Dumariaganj Raghavendra Pratap Singh and said that on March 10, it will be known whose blood is in whose body.

 

It is worth noting that in the past, a video of BJP MLA from Dumariaganj seat Raghavendra Pratap Singh had gone viral in which he was seen saying that- 'Whoever votes for someone other than me, I will get it tested whether there is Hindu's blood in it or else'. Muslims also have blood. On Thursday, Sanjay Raut said that the politics of Shiv Sena has never been that of hatred. Of course, we have saffron and saffron of Hindutva in our hands, but we have Hindus, Sikhs, Muslims, Christians too. Whose blood is in whose body it will be known on March 10. He said- 'You will not see this East India Company after 10th March, it has moved from here, understand it. If this atmosphere of change continues, then in 2024 this East India Company will also run away from Delhi.

 

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On the other hand, Aditya Thackeray also attacked the BJP fiercely. He said- 'We thought that development was going to happen in Uttar Pradesh. What kind of majority, like someone giving a majority to the king, the BJP got the same majority in Uttar Pradesh, but whatever dreams were shown, those dreams remained dreams and became a jumla of dreams. Dreams didn't come true.

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