New Delhi: Comedian Kunal KamraThe “traitor” of “traitor” in Eknath Shinde has caused a new face round among the rival factions of the Shiv Sena, which have been involved in an inherited battle since the game was divided into two.
While the UDDHAV Thakeray faction of Shiv Sena has backed Kamra to the handle for “talking 100%,” the Shinde faction issued threats to the comedian and resorted to violence to record his protest.
The Shinde faction alleged that Kamra’s attack was politically motivated and said the comedian enjoyed a close association with Aditya Thakeray and Ubt Sena.
Shiv Sena leader, Sanjay Nirupam, demanded that Kunal Kamra withdraw his comments and apologize or face the anger of party workers.
Nirupam said the Shiv Sainiks were agitated and sought that Kamra “comes” for insulting Shinde. “If Kamra has freedom of expression and can” misuse “of the constitutional disposition, the Shiv Sainiks have the freedom to react,” he said.
The angry workers of the Shinde faction destroyed Unicontinental Hotel and their habitat study, where Kamra had recorded his program. The party also issued an ultimatum open to the foot comedian.
“Abhi Tak Toh Ye Trailer Hai, Imagine Abhi Baki Hai. Whenever you are in Mumbai, you will get a good lesson on the Shiv Sena style,” said Shiv Sena official, Rahul Kanal, who was arrested for vandalism.
So what is this “Shiv Sena style lesson”?
SENA SENA, founded by BALASAHEB Thackeray In 1966, he has always used aggression as an honor badge. We all remember the unprecedented protest of the SAINIKS SAINIKS in 1991 when they unearthed the field of the Mumbai Wankhede stadium to prevent Pakistan from playing Crick against India. Under the late Balasaheb Thackeray, Shiv Sena was in the center of several violent protests. The death of Balasaheb in 2012 caused a fierce battle for its legacy that continues even today.
Previously, this fight for the legacy was between the son of Balasaheb, Uddhav and his nephew Raj Thakeray, who many believed that he should have been the legitimate political heir. However, with the late Balasaheb supporting Uddhav, the party and the painting backed the son to the handle.
Uddhav, who took the bold movement to leave the BJP to join Congress and the NCP, became the Prime Minister of Maharashtra for two and a half years.
However, this movement sowed the seeds of the rebellion within the party that was channeled by Eknath Shinde, who, with the help of Devendra Fadnavis of BJP, divided the SHIV Sena in the middle and joined the hands with the BJP to form the government of the NDA.
Since then, the two Shiv Sena factions have been involved in a constant battle for supremacy. Exhibition on display is perhaps the part of Balasaheb’s legacy that the two factions claim.
