Reacting to political speculation and buzz in Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) circles, Thackeray quoted a popular Bollywood song from the film 'Jab Jab Phool Khile' (1965) and said: "... 'na, na karte pyar tumhi se kar baithe'... none of that is going to happen with the BJP... you can rest assured.”
Faced with political suspicions about the reason for the 'elevator meeting' and what happened in the locked metal box with several BJP leaders around him, Thackeray jokingly replied: "It is said that walls have ears...so From now on, any secret conversations must take place only in elevators!"
On BJP minister Chandrakant Patil being "overlooked" for a surprise meeting at the SS (UBT) office in the legislature building: "...from tomorrow, I will wear goggles."
Parliamentary Affairs and Higher Education Minister Patil presented a big packet of milk chocolate to Thackeray, while leader of opposition (council) Ambadas Danve took out a box of 'pedas' (milk sweet) and He offered it to the visitor, saying: "This is for our victory in the Lok Sabha elections" amidst much laughter and bonhomie.
Later, Thackeray criticized Patil saying that like free higher education for girls, the BJP Minister (Patil) should stop giving out 'free chocolates' as the people of the state are tired of the MahaYuti government.
Describing the ongoing legislative session as "the farewell session of the MahaYuti government", Thackeray pointed his guns at Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and recalled how the "illegal regime had promised that there would be no more farmer suicides in the state ".
"Farmer suicides have not ended but the CM is practicing 5 star style farming... Is there any other farmer in the country who flies by helicopter to cultivate his land?" Thackeray asked in a potshot at Shinde.
The former CM reiterated opposition MVA's demands that full loan waiver be granted to farmers in the state before the Assembly elections (October) and steps be taken to address the drought situation with the monsoon absent, in addition to the supply of food and water. and fodder for farmers.
Faced with political suspicions about the reason for the 'elevator meeting' and what happened in the locked metal box with several BJP leaders around him, Thackeray jokingly replied: "It is said that walls have ears...so From now on, any secret conversations must take place only in elevators!"
On BJP minister Chandrakant Patil being "overlooked" for a surprise meeting at the SS (UBT) office in the legislature building: "...from tomorrow, I will wear goggles."
Parliamentary Affairs and Higher Education Minister Patil presented a big packet of milk chocolate to Thackeray, while leader of opposition (council) Ambadas Danve took out a box of 'pedas' (milk sweet) and He offered it to the visitor, saying: "This is for our victory in the Lok Sabha elections" amidst much laughter and bonhomie.
Later, Thackeray criticized Patil saying that like free higher education for girls, the BJP Minister (Patil) should stop giving out 'free chocolates' as the people of the state are tired of the MahaYuti government.
Describing the ongoing legislative session as "the farewell session of the MahaYuti government", Thackeray pointed his guns at Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and recalled how the "illegal regime had promised that there would be no more farmer suicides in the state ".
"Farmer suicides have not ended but the CM is practicing 5 star style farming... Is there any other farmer in the country who flies by helicopter to cultivate his land?" Thackeray asked in a potshot at Shinde.
The former CM reiterated opposition MVA's demands that full loan waiver be granted to farmers in the state before the Assembly elections (October) and steps be taken to address the drought situation with the monsoon absent, in addition to the supply of food and water. and fodder for farmers.
