Mumbai: Protest against the Governor of Maharashtra for insulting Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is increasing continuously. In Aurangabad, people who considered Maratha society and Shivaji Maharaj as ideal opposed Governor Koshyari a lot. Due to the protest, people raised slogans of 'Governor Hatao, Maharashtra Bachao'.

Along with this, the BJP leader involved in the Shinde government protested by playing drums outside the house of cabinet minister Atul Save. The protesters said that the ministers involved in the Shinde government could not hear the sound of insulting the great men, and that's why the drums were being played. Governor Koshyari is protesting on the streets of Aurangabad for insulting Shivaji Maharaj. Carrying placards with the slogan "Governor Hatao, Maharashtra Bachao", people protested while beating drums and protesting. Seeing the anger of the people, a heavy police force was deployed outside the residence of Minister Atul Save, but people protested by beating drums. Later, hearing the sound of the drum, Minister Atul Save came out of the house to meet the people of the Maratha community. The minister has assured the people that action will be taken against those who abuse the great men.

Vinod Patil, a member of the Maratha Kranti Morcha, has said that the Dhol Bajao movement was organized outside the house of cabinet minister Atul Save regarding the manner in which great men are being insulted in the state. The minister has assured us that action will be taken in this matter. If action is not taken against those who insult great men, then there will be a big movement in the coming times. In fact, Governor Koshyari attended the convocation ceremony of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University located in Aurangabad. Here he honored Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and NCP supremo Sharad Pawar with the title of D. Litt.

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