Raj Thackeray Uddhav Sena Criticise Devendra Fadnavis Missing Link Landslide Speech

keray said, “The chief minister should have said he would investigate the matter and take action against the culprits. Instead, he said, ‘I will deal with them.’ What kind of language is this coming from the chief minister?”

“When people criticised the water leakage and rockslides at the Missing Link, the chief minister said, ‘Do not politicise this incident.’ What were you doing when others were in power? The agitations and criticisms you made back then were not politics, but this is? The CM says, ‘Criticise me if you want, but do not criticise Maharashtra.’ People are talking about the Missing Link; where does insult to Maharashtra come into this?… If any central government matter goes wrong and you say something, you are labelled anti-national. Are people not supposed to ask questions? The trolling that the ruling party has been doing to the Opposition for so long has now backfired on them,” he added.

The Uddhav Sena too strongly criticised the CM’s speech in the House. “I listened to the CM’s speech in the House. We expected that he would provide a point-by-point presentation on the overall law and order situation in Maharashtra, paper leaks, women’s safety, and the protests by students and employees at Azad Maidan. Instead, the main subject of his discussion was the Missing Link.”

“It would have been fine if he had presented the position as the CM regarding an ambitious project that has garnered so much attention and is now caught in a controversy—that is only natural. But while presenting that position, rather than taking the questions asked by the Opposition in a sporting spirit, he resorted to insults, using language that is extremely unbecoming of parliamentary proceedings,” Sena (UBT) spokesperson Sushma Andhare said.