Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray on Saturday condemned the Facebook post allegedly shared by Marathi actress Ketaki Chitale targeting NCP president Sharad Pawar. At the same time, in his statement, he said that "such writings" have no place in the culture of Maharashtra. In fact, the Facebook post targeting Sharad Pawar was shared on Friday and it was allegedly written by a person named Advocate Nitin Bhave. Yes, and now the MNS chief said in a statement on Twitter and Facebook that such a writing is "not a trend, but a satanic one" and it needs to be controlled immediately. '
Apart from this, Raj Thackeray also said, "There is a need to investigate whether the post is written by people whose names are being taken or someone is allegedly trying to create a new controversy. "The Maharashtra government should immediately investigate this episode and deal with such things strictly.''
This post does not have the full name of Pawar, in fact, it only mentions the surname Pawar and the age of 80 years. On the other hand, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) president is 81 years old. The post has words like "Hell waiting" and "You hate Brahmins" that allegedly point to Pawar. At the same time, recently Raj Thackeray said that ideology will be fought by ideology. "We have differences with him (Pawar) and he will remain. But it is absolutely wrong to come to such a disgusting level. It needs to be clearly stated that this is not the culture of Maharashtra. "
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