Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has once again approached the court against MP Navneet Rana, who was embroiled in controversy after reciting Hanuman Chalisa outside Matoshree, the residence of Maharashtra CM and Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray. The public prosecutor has demanded from the court that Navneet Rana and her husband have violated the bail conditions after coming out of jail. So they should be sent back to jail.
On the Maharashtra government's appeal, the court issued notice to the Rana couple and sought their response and asked why a non-bailable warrant should not be issued against them. Meanwhile, Navneet Rana's reaction to this has also come out. Navneet Rana, who arrived in Delhi, said, "We will go back from Delhi and respond to the court's notice." At the same time, he has continued to be aggressive. Talking to the media, she said that if her whole life has to be spent in jail in the name of Ram, then I will be ready for that also.
Reacting to the allegations of violation of bail conditions, Navneet Rana replied, "We have spoken to the media on the abuse in jail. We have not violated Bell's terms. We have not spoken about the allegations that have been levelled against us. On receiving a fresh notice from the court, Navneet Rana said that it can never be wrong to take god's name. If someone puts me in jail for the rest of my life for taking the name of Lord Ram, we are ready to face that too.''
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