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'Maharashtra will burn if...': MNS leader to Home Minister Dilip Walse over letter threatening Raj Thackeray

Speaking to reporters over letter threatening Raj Thackeray, MNS leader Nandgaonkar said there would be repercussions across the state if the MNS chief was harmed.

Edited by: Shashwat Bhandari @ShashBhandari New Delhi Updated on: May 11, 2022 18:53 IST
MNS chief Raj Thackeray.
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MNS chief Raj Thackeray.

Highlights

  • Maharashtra will burn even if a slightest harm comes to Raj Thackeray, warns MNS leader
  • MNS leader said this as he met Maharashtra Home Minister over letter threatening Raj Thackeray
  • Nandgaonkar said there would be repercussions across the state if MNS chief is harmed in any way

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) leader Bala Nandgaonkar on Wednesday met Maharashtra Home Minister Dilip Walse-Patil over a letter threatening Raj Thackeray and demanded action. He said Maharashtra will burn even if a slightest harm comes to Raj Thackeray.

Speaking to reporters later, Nandgaonkar said there would be repercussions across the state if the MNS chief was harmed.

His office received the letter, he said, adding that it was written in Hindi with a smattering of Urdu words and referred to Thackeray's warning that the Hanuman Chalisa would be played in front of mosques if loudspeakers were continued to be used to broadcast 'azaan' (the Muslim call to prayer).

"The home minister said he will talk to the police commissioner. Now they will take whatever action that is necessary. But if even the slightest harm comes to Raj Thackeray, Maharashtra will burn. The state government has to take note of this,” Nandgaonkar added.

He had met Mumbai police commissioner Sanjay Pandey over the letter on Tuesday, he informed.

Nandgaonkar also said that he had been asking for security for the MNS chief and his family, but the state government was not paying heed. The Union government should look into this, he said. Raj Thackeray had given an ultimatum last month that loudspeakers be removed from mosques in the state by May 4.

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