Mumbai: In an editorial in its mouthpiece Saamana, Shiv Sena, attacked former Congress president Rahul Gandhi and called impotent to the opposition. Writing the article, the Congress rallies in Mumbai and questions raised by Rahul Gandhi have also been answered. Describing the opposition as weak, Saamana has also sought answers on many issues, including the reason for Rahul Gandhi to visit Bangkok at the time of the election.

Questioning the opposition, In Saamana it has written that, 'Rahul Gandhi accused the Maharashtra government of being passive and came to Mumbai. Rahul Gandhi's criticism cannot be called a tremendous blow. Rahul came and rallied on the streets of Mumbai. Rahul, who has been missing since the Lok Sabha elections, finally appeared. In the meantime, he went to places like Bangkok, Pattaya etc. and disappeared there. Bangkok is not a resting place of eminent politicians, so what exactly was Gandhi Bangkok taken for? 

The Shiv Sena has further written that, when the Congress party was struggling alone in Maharashtra and Haryana, their leader was resting in Bangkok. As soon as this noise broke out, Rahul Gandhi appeared to campaign in Maharashtra. The confusion created about Rahul Gandhi has reduced slightly. Now Rahul Gandhi says that this government is inactive. Farmers are committing suicide, the public pays taxes but where does the tax go? The government does not answer this, such a question has been asked by Rahul Gandhi. 

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