Shiv Sena mocks Raj Thackeray's loudspeaker ultimatum; 'Don't need lessons on Hindutva'

Hitting out at MNS president Raj Thackeray, after his Thane rally, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut me it clear that no one needs to teach his party about Hindutva. dressing a press briefing in Mumbai on Wednesday, he also snubbed MNS supremo by asserting that only late Balasaheb Thackeray h power to give ultimatums in Maharashtra. Moreover, Raut claimed that BJP is using Raj Thackeray as it doesn't have gumption of taking MVA government he-on. On this occasion, he also questioned his silence on allegations against former BJP MP Kirit Somaiya. 

Sanjay Raut remarked, " siren has gone off after BJP has given him a license. For one and a half years, party's siren was silent. No one needs to teach us anything about Hindutva. Hindutva is in Shiv Sena's blood. It flows in its veins. Whenever re has been an attack on Hindus, BJP and BJP's new siren were not re. I, Balasaheb Thackeray, Uddhav Thackeray and entire Shiv Sena have been fighting for Hindutva." 

"When lamp extinguishes, it comes bigger. We should ignore such things in politics. Those who are not able to fight Maha Vikas Aghi or Shiv Sena face to face use such tactics. y force such people to talk against us after giving us strength," he ded. 

dressing Raj Thackeray's criticism that he uses abusive language, Raut clarified, "If he h analysed why I used abusive language for Kirit Somaiya, he could have understood my plight as a Marathi-speaking person. This same person- Kirit Somaiya h gone to court to demand that Marathi should not be a compulsory language in school curriculum in Mumbai and Maharashtra. I used abusive language against this person as he h moved court against Maharashtra and Marathi. Kirit Somaiya and non-Marathi-speaking builders in Mumbai have prepared a presentation to separate Mumbai from Maharashtra." 

Raj Thackeray's ultimatum to MVA

dressing a massive rally in Thane on Tuesday, MNS president Raj Thackeray demanded that PM Modi should formulate a Uniform Civil Code and a population control law in country. He also asked  Uddhav Thackeray-led government to remove loudspeakers from mosques within May 3 failing which MNS will play Hanuman Chalisa on loudspeakers. Opining that this is not a religious but a social issue, he ded, " I want to tell state government, we will not go back on this subject, do whatever you want to do".