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After Maharashtra Governor's Letter, Thackeray Pens Polite Rebuff

Thackeray has sent a detailed response to the Governor's 24 June letter, elucidating the points raised by Fadnavis

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Days after Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari's letter -- rooting for certain issues raised by the Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) -- addressed to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, the latter has penned a polite rebuff on Friday, 2 July.

In his letter dated 24 June, Governor Koshyari had presented some points raised by Opposition leader Devendra Fadnavis, namely, to extend the duration of the Assembly session, to kick off the process to appoint the House Speaker and had stated that due to delay in OBC reservations, the elections of Sthaniya Swarajya Sansthas should not be held.

In response to the governor's one-page letter, which had been released on 30 June, CM Thackeray has sent a three-page long missive, replying to each of the points raised by Fadnavis for consideration by the government.

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