Shiv Sena UBT leader has 'chemical problem' in his mind!

cm devendra fadnavis said sanjay raut wants to compete with salim khan and Javed Akhtar, the iconic screenwriting duo Salim-Javed. While Shinde claimed that the shiv sena UBT leader has 'chemical problem' in his mind. He said there were reports of uneasiness between fadnavis and Shinde due to differences between them on issues ranging from the positions of patron ministers to holding separate review meetings, creating separate medical cells and 'war rooms' to monitor projects. When Shinde was asked about his 'don't take me lightly' statement, Shinde, without naming uddhav thackeray, said that he has already made it clear that it was for those who took him lightly and he taught them a lesson. devendra fadnavis said, "I do not take Shinde lightly, so this comment was for those who underestimated him."

He also targeted the opposition for boycotting the traditional tea party on the eve of the assembly session. Referring to a letter from the opposition, fadnavis said, "It is nine pages long. It has the names of nine opposition leaders, seven of whom have signed it. All the issues of the opposition are based on newspaper reports and if they had read the government's response to these articles, the opposition would not have been able to write even a half-page letter." He said that the government should talk to the opposition, when we call them for talks, they boycott. No senior opposition leader was present in the meeting. Instead of 'Hum Saath-Saath Hain', the policy of 'Hum Aapke Hain Kaun' is going on in the opposition camp.

The chief minister said five bills would be introduced during the session that will continue till march 26 and there would be two discussions on women empowerment and the constitution. He said soyabean and tur have been procured in record quantities. "We will have to buy additional godowns," he said. When asked about the opposition's demand for the resignation of ncp ministers Manikrao Kokate and dhananjay Munde, he said a decision on Kokate would be taken after a court order. "We have already made it clear about the demand for Munde's resignation," he said. Agriculture minister Kokate was recently convicted by a magistrate's court in a forgery case and sentenced to two years' imprisonment.

A sessions court in Nashik, which has suspended his sentence, will pronounce its verdict on Kokate's plea to stay the magistrate's order on march 5. Munde is under fire from the opposition after the arrest of his close aide Valmik Karad in an extortion case linked to the murder of Beed sarpanch Santosh Deshmukh.