Mumbai Police Issues Notice to Raj Thackeray


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Mumbai, May 9: Mumbai Police on Thursday served a notice to Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray asking him to explain his allegedly anti-north Indian remarks at a rally here last week.

"We have asked Thackeray to explain the remarks he made at his rally in Shivaji Park Saturday," senior police inspector Vilas Gurav told IANS.

During the rally to mark second anniversary of MNS, Raj Thackeray, the estranged nephew of Shiv Sena leader Bal Thackeray, had dared the state government to arrest him for speaking out against migrants from north India settled in Mumbai and elsewhere in Maharashtra.

He targeted the north Indians by saying only Maharashtra Day should be celebrated in the state and he will not allow them to destroy the Maharshtrian culture.

The MNS has been campaigning against north Indian migrants since early February. 

  

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  • akhil, India

    Sun, May 11 2008

    This is all blanket to cover up and save the fool(R.T.) He is like a "FROG IN THE POND". He is an indian first & then a mashrastrian. May be he was not educated well by his teachers & parents. Someone teach the DIDwit alesson of his LIFE!!!!

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