Dhurandhar Mahayuti: The Political Storm in Maharashtra

Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde, targeting Uddhav Thackeray, referenced the film Dhurandhar. He criticized Thackeray's brief legislative attendance and accused him of betraying Hindutva ideology. Shinde highlighted the Mahayuti alliance's achievements, asserting their potential for upcoming municipal elections, while also discussing regional development and welfare projects.

Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde launched a scathing attack on Uddhav Thackeray, referencing characters from the film Dhurandhar. Shinde criticized Thackeray's attendance in the legislative council and accused him of betraying the Hindutva ideology. The remarks come ahead of crucial municipal elections in the region.

Shinde highlighted the efforts of the Mahayuti alliance, consisting of BJP, Shiv Sena, and NCP, claiming it as a force strong enough to counter any opposition. In his address, Shinde rallied support by listing the government's welfare initiatives and debunking criticism over underdeveloped regions, assuring projects worth billions for local development.

Responding to accusations from the Opposition, Shinde defended his role and clarified that his leadership was in response to public mandate. He reaffirmed initiatives to redevelop Mumbai and improve infrastructure and vowed to make significant contributions to India's economic growth, striving for a USD 5 trillion economy.

(With inputs from agencies.)