Thane district Shiv Sena chief Naresh Mhaske quits
Eknath Shinde loyalist Naresh Mhaske on Saturday resigned as the Thane district president of Shiv Sena in protest against the attitude of MVA constituent NCP but stressed he will always remain a Shivsainik. I am resigning as the Thane district president of Shiv Sena but will continue to remain a shivsainik forever, he stated.
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Eknath Shinde loyalist Naresh Mhaske on Saturday resigned as the Thane district president of Shiv Sena in protest against the ''attitude'' of MVA constituent NCP but stressed he will always remain a Shivsainik. In a letter addressed to Sena president Uddhav Thackeray, the former Thane mayor said Shivsainiks are feeling (politically) ''suffocated'' because of ''Rashtravadi'' (NCP) in the last two-and-a-half years. ''I am resigning as the Thane district president of Shiv Sena but will continue to remain a shivsainik forever,'' he stated. Mhaske said Shivsainiks believe in the aggressive Hindutva. He is perhaps the first senior functionary of Shiv Sena from Thane, the hometown of Shinde, to resign from his post. Shinde, the Sena stalwart from Thane, is currently camping in Guwahati along with a bulk of Sena MLAs.
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