‘Remove Shah-Modi From Political Landscape’: Raj Thackeray

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray flagged off his campaigning with an election rally in Nanded, Maharasthra where he attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reported The Indian Express.

He said that it was important to remove the Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah from the country’s political landscape for the well-being of the nation, according to The Indian Express.

At the rally, Thackeray also questioned the timing of the Pulwama terror attack and the Balakot air strikes. He also reminded the gathering that he had predicted Modi creating a war-like situation before elections.

“The prime minister spends hundreds of crores on advertisements but people on the ground are not getting jobs… He does not have any work worth showing to fight elections… this is why as I had said earlier, a war-like situation has been manufactured in the run-up to elections.”

Raj Thackeray, MNS chief