Shiv Sena (UBT) president Uddhav Thackeray in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar on Thursday

The stir started on Sept 1 and was held across the eight districts of Marathwada before culminating into a major agitation at Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar revenue divisional commissioner’s office on Thursday. Stay updated with the latest Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar news.
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The UBT chief lambasted the BJP-led govt over a series of issues gripping Marathwada region as well as Maharashtra and asked why the govt was letting the farmers commit suicide and not announcing required relief. He also took on deputy CM Eknath Shinde . “We have no connection with this case. This is not an issue concerning me alone. “My family has been facing such allegations for years. I would take legal action if the campaign does not stop,” he added. Uddhav’s comments came days after the CBI registered a case in connection with Salian’s death. Uddhav also raised questions over what he described as the diminishing presence of prominent political leadership from Marathwada. “I had differences with some of these leaders and those differences continue. But are leaders themselves being eliminated? Uddhav asked. He cited examples of former chief ministers Shankarrao Chavan and Vilasrao Deshmukh, as well as former Union minister Pramod Mahajan, while speaking about the region’s political leadership. “Mahajan had once regarded as a potential prime ministerial candidate, while Deshmukh had also been a major political figure from the region. He (Deshmukh) is no more. On the reservation issue, Thackeray alleged that differences were being created among various communities, including Marathas, OBCs, tribals and Dhangars. Download the TOI App.





