Mumbai: Every day there is some dispute in Maharashtra. Now NCP MP Supriya Sule has objected to Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari's claim that Samarth Ramdas was the guru of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Yes, recently Supriya Sule said that there is no evidence that there was a guru-disciple relationship between the two. Simultaneously, Sule referred to a decision of the Aurangabad Bench of the Bombay High Court dated 16 July 2018 regarding his claim. In fact, he said that at the time of hearing this claim, the Maharashtra government had said that no such record exists that Shivaji had met Ramdas or Shivaji Maharaj considered him as his guru. With this, the NCP MP tweeted, referring to the court's order and said, 'There is no evidence of Guru-disciple relationship between the two.'
With this it was said, 'Governor Koshyari had given the example of Shivaji Maharaj and Chandragupta Maurya while outlining the Guru-disciple relationship in a program in Aurangabad. He had said that many Chakravarti Maharajas were born on this earth. If Chanakya had not been there, there would not have been Chandragupta and if there had not been Samarth Ramdas, there would have been no Shivaji. Apart from this, the governor also said that, 'He is not questioning the capabilities of Chandragupta Maurya and Shivaji Maharaj, but the way a mother plays an important role in shaping the lives of her children, in the same way the teachers are also important in our society. role.
Now objecting to the governor's claim, Sule shared the clip of an old speech of his father and NCP chief Sharad Pawar. As you can see, in this Pawar had said that Ramdas was not Shivaji Maharaj's guru. In the clip, Pawar can be heard saying that Rajmata Jijamata, who was Shivaji's mother, was the same teacher as the Maratha emperor.
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