By way of PTI
MUMBAI: MNS chief Bala Nandgaonkar on Wednesday met Maharashtra House Minister Dilip Walse-Patil over a letter threatening Raj Thackeray, and demanded motion.
Chatting with journalists later, he stated there could be repercussions around the state if the MNS leader was once harmed. Mumbai Police, in the meantime, registered a case in reference to the nameless letter.
His place of job won the letter, Nandgaonkar stated, including that it was once written in Hindi with a smattering of Urdu phrases and referred to Thackeray’s caution that the Hanuman Chalisa could be performed in entrance of mosques if loudspeakers had been persevered for use to broadcast ‘azaan’ (the Muslim name to prayer).
“The house minister stated he’ll communicate to the police commissioner. Now they’ll take no matter motion this is important. But when even the slightest hurt involves Raj Thackeray, Maharashtra will burn. The state executive has to take into accout of this,” Nandgaonkar added.
He had met Mumbai police commissioner Sanjay Pandey over the letter on Tuesday, he stated.
Nandgaonkar additionally stated that he were requesting safety for the MNS leader and his circle of relatives, however the state executive was once now not paying heed. The Union executive will have to glance into this, he stated.
In the meantime, a non-cognisable offence was once registered towards unidentified individuals below phase 507 (legal intimidation by means of nameless conversation) of the Indian Penal Code at Kalachowki police station in reference to the letter, stated an professional, including that police are engaging in additional probe.
Raj Thackeray had given an ultimatum closing month that loudspeakers be got rid of from mosques within the state by means of Would possibly 4.