Anil Parab Criticizes Nitesh Rane's Divisive Rhetoric

Shiv Sena (UBT) legislator Anil Parab criticized Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane for making divisive statements, alleging them as harmful to communal harmony. Parab accused Rane of fostering tensions and falsely projecting himself as a guardian of Hinduism, while decrying such rhetoric and its impact on societal divisions.

Shiv Sena (UBT) legislator Anil Parab has launched a scathing attack on Maharashtra minister and BJP leader Nitesh Rane, accusing him of making 'divisive' remarks that could jeopardize communal harmony. Parab criticized Rane's attempts to portray himself as the protector of Hindu religion in the Maharashtra legislative council.

The contentious remarks by Rane, who serves as the fisheries and port development minister, revolved around the launch of 'Malhar Certification' for 'jhatka' mutton shops. Parab condemned these statements, describing them as perilous and capable of creating societal tensions.

Parab's rebuke extended to highlighting Rane's purported self-proclamation as a Hinduism savior, which he dismissed as 'false pride'. He cautioned against such rhetoric leading to caste divisions and warned of increasing encroachments on states' rights by central authorities.

(With inputs from agencies.)