Mumbai: Chief Minister of Maharashtra Uddhav Thackeray remains in the headlines due to his statements. However, recently he has indicated from his statement that religious places will be reopened after Diwali. You must have known that religious places were closed since the month of March. The lockdown was imposed due to the spreading of coronavirus at that time, in which the temples were closed.

Addressing the state on Sunday afternoon, Uddhav Thackeray said, “People have been asking when will the temples reopen? Yes, religious places will be opened, but let Diwali pass once. We will build Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) in this context. ” While acknowledging the delay in opening the religious places further, he said, 'This is being done in a phased manner taking care of the precautions, to ensure that the state does not have the same situation as the coronavirus epidemic. . Uddhav Thackeray said that 'some people are also blaming him for this delay. He is ready to take all the blame on himself, because the matter is related to the health and life of the people.

By the way, you would know that the opposition party has also been targeting Uddhav Thackeray for the past few months on this issue, but now Uddhav Thackeray has given an answer to everyone. Now it has to be seen what happens after Diwali ...?

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