Aditya Thackeray while speaking to reporters during his visit to Nashik
Later in the evening, he launched ‘Development Delayed, Development Denied’ campaign in Sambhajinagar.
Why should I even respond to this?” he said, while speaking to the media in Nashik. Speaking to the media, Thackeray also said that the country needs to see a debate on the impact on El Niño rather than controversy over singing Vande Mataram. No BJP leader is talking about it,” he said. We have diversity in geology everywhere and how can such a project become feasible,” he said. After meeting the tribal students in Nashik, Thackeray said different communities were being forced to protest as their issues remained unresolved. If people are risking their lives through a hunger strike, it appears the govt is unconcerned,” Thackeray said.
“It’s something that I have nothing to do with and haven’t even thought about. Thackeray met tribal students in Nashik, who have been on an agitation seeking better facilities. “How our country will become Sujalam Suphalam amid fears of super El Niño. He questioned the rationale behind the river linking project under which water from Krishna basin will be diverted to the parched Marathwada region. “Such a project was successful in Europe as geology there was uniform. He alleged that the chief minister and deputy chief ministers were focusing on politics instead of finding solutions to people’s problems. “We have come here to lend support to those on hunger strike. Their demands are not very big and the govt should fulfil them.
Nashik/Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Shiv Sena (UBT) MLA Aaditya Thackeray on Thursday said that he would not respond to questions on Bombay HC transferring the Disha Salian case to the CBI.
“Some industries in Chakan were considering relocation due to inadequate road infrastructure,” he said. Commenting on recent controversies involving the Ram Temple trust, Thackeray questioned the appointments made within the temple administration and said devotees deserved transparency regarding the management of donation funds. Thackeray also criticised the condition of the Nashik-Mumbai highway and state’s infrastructure, claiming poor road connectivity was affecting the industrial growth.
Referring to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi ’s visit to Nashik on Wednesday, Thackeray noted that Gandhi had also expressed support for the tribal protesters.