Mumbai: Shiv Sena activists in Maharashtra have joined the BJP. Ink was poured on the leader. Shiv Sena activists attacked local leader Shirish Katekar. Shiv Sena activists have accused Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray of criticizing him.
They then wrapped a sari around Shirish’s body and led him down the street. The incident took place in Solapur. Shirish was also beaten by army activists. The video of the violence was reported by news agency ANI. Released. The video shows a police officer intervening and trying to repel army personnel. An FIR has been registered against 17 people in connection with the incident. Solapur police said that all the persons have been registered and arrested.
Purushottam Barde, a Shiv Sena leader from Solapur, justified the incident by saying that the ink was removed after Shirish made a bad remark about their leader. Uddhav is a revered figure among army personnel. We cannot tolerate anything being said against him. Assumes responsibility for the attack. “I am ready to go to jail,” Purushottam was quoted as saying by the Hindustan Times.
Shirish said Uddhav was not fit to rule the state. Shirish had said that Uddhav would make an ordinary army worker the chief minister and later take over the reins of power. BJP criticizes attack Arrived on the scene. The BJP called the incident a jungle raj. As described.
#UPDATE FIR registered against 17 accused, all of them arrested: Solapur Police, Maharashtra
Shiv Sena workers had poured black ink on a BJP leader and forced him to wear a saree after the latter criticised Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, in Solapur yesterday. https://t.co/jLCjUBwTci
– ANI (@ANI) February 8, 2021
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