Mumbai: The State President of BJP Chandrakant Patil has slammed the Government of Supreme Vikas Aghadi because of his transfer to BJP workers in the state after violent incidents in various parts of the country.
Patil said based on an imaginary event in Tripura, certain religious extremist groups used violence in Maharashtra.
This causes a reaction from residents.
In the first incident there were no actions initiated by the government, but had acted consistent with BJP party workers and Hindutva supporters.
“It is very embarrassing that such actions are being carried out when the son of Balalasaheb Thackeray is the leading Minister of State.
People will teach this government lesson,” he said.
BJP Mla Nitesh Rane at a press conference at the party’s headquarters on Monday demanded a ban at the Raza Academy and arrested the activists because the violence incident was planned systematically and executed.
He blamed the government for allowing agitation and failure of the police intelligence department to prevent the spread of rumors on social media.
Rane said if examples of such violence against Hindus will continue to be responded to in the right way.
“The state government will be responsible,” he said.
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