Narayan Rane Dismisses Thackeray Reunion and Vote Theft Claims

BJP MP Narayan Rane declared the political influence of cousins Uddhav and Raj Thackeray as over, dismissing Rahul Gandhi's vote theft allegations. Speculations about the Thackerays' potential reunion were deemed insignificant, with Rane emphasizing it would not affect election outcomes. Additionally, he received updates on road improvements from Nitin Gadkari.

BJP Member of Parliament Narayan Rane has dismissed concerns regarding the potential political reunion of the Thackeray cousins, Uddhav and Raj, labeling their political era as over. Rane also criticized the opposition leader, Rahul Gandhi, describing his vote theft allegations as inconsequential to election outcomes.

Responding to rumors about Uddhav possibly visiting Raj during the Ganesh festival, Rane stated, 'What difference does it make if an individual visits another's residence?' He pointed out the futility of these speculations as no formal alliance announcement has been made ahead of the civic elections in Maharashtra.

On infrastructure concerns, Rane revealed discussions with Union Minister Nitin Gadkari regarding the completion of road repairs between Mumbai and Sindhudurg. He assured the public that updates and quality standards of the roadworks would be promptly communicated.

(With inputs from agencies.)