EC reserved no privilege to take party and symbol : Aaditya Thackeray

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Shiv Sena (UBT) MLA Aaditya Thackeray on Thursday night descended vigorously on the Political race Commission of India (ECI), expressing that the protected body reserved no privilege to take the party and its symbol.

He added that the BJP is causing hindrance in execution of the Shakti regulation that draws in the death penalty for assault. "It is on the grounds that BJP itself has a considerable rundown of men with a history of wrongdoings against ladies, including assaults."

Aaditya, tending to an enormous social occasion in the Kannad gathering voting demographic from where Sena UBT supporter Udaysingh Rajput is looking for a subsequent term, took on the BJP and said, "In 2014, the BJP had guaranteed Rs 15 lakh to each resident. However, toward the finish of 2014, the sum was carried down to Rs 1,500. We vow to pay Rs 3,000 every month to every lady."

The Thackeray scion tended to the second assembly in Vaijapur for party up-and-comer Dineshsingh Pardeshi. Out of the six Shiv Sena MLAs from the area, five of them changed their faithfulness to Eknath Shinde, while Rajput is the one in particular that stayed with the UBT.

Aaditya said, "We have been sitting tight for the get together decisions for the beyond two years. We have been holding up since this unlawful govt was authorized on us all. It was our sincere desire that the High Court ought to pass a request, yet it didn't work out. The name Shiv Sena was given by my incredible granddad to my granddad Bal Thackeray's party. We all figured out how to carry the party to control, yet Eknath Shinde committed the transgression of taking this name."

He added, "Our party symbol was chosen by my granddad. The Political race Commission reserved no privilege to take it and hand it over to the tricksters. The image of Balasaheb Thackeray was clicked by my dad Uddhav Thackeray, yet it also was taken by Eknath Shinde. They didn't stop at this. Indeed, even after the arrangement of the govt, the taking proceeded."

Going on with his dig at the BJP, Aaditya said the party has made incredible harm the ranchers.

"BJP has called ranchers Maoist, metropolitan naxals, and fear mongers, while Uddhav Thackeray generally took every one of the choices capably by wearing the job of a dad. It was in the span of a month of assuming responsibility, he (Uddhav) postponed off ranch credits of up to Rs 2 lakh. He said that Rs 4,000 for each month will likewise be paid to instructed however jobless adolescents for quite a long time as joblessness remittance," he said.

He added, "I guarantee you that not long after the MVA structures govt in the state, forgoing ranch advances will be the first of the choices that will be taken."