New Delhi, April 15: Shiv Sena UBT MP Sanjay Raut has voiced strong concerns regarding the Women’s Reservation Bill, delimitation, the new Chief Minister of Bihar, and recent ED raids at Ashok Mittal’s residence.
On the Women’s Reservation Bill, Raut stated, “There is no need to oppose women’s reservation, political reservation, or women’s rights. No party will oppose this—neither Congress, nor us, nor any other party. However, the delimitation game being played under the guise of women’s reservation is very serious. The BJP is attempting to create a political map that suits its agenda. They have created a rift between the northern and southern states, weakening the southern states. A few states have been empowered to the extent that they will dictate the politics of the country. This will lead to chaos and ongoing conflict in the nation.”
Regarding the opposition leaders’ meeting, Raut mentioned, “Today, there is a meeting at Mallikarjun Kharge’s residence. All opposition parties will participate, and we will strategize there.”
Commenting on Samrat Chaudhary taking oath as the Chief Minister of Bihar, Raut remarked, “This has been his long-standing dream, and it has now come true. He has finally found an emperor, which is a good thing.”
On the ED’s raid at Ashok Mittal’s residence, Raut remarked, “This is an old game of the Prime Minister, and they will continue to play it.”
Regarding the requirement for auto and taxi drivers in Maharashtra to speak Marathi, he stated, “Not just in Maharashtra, but every state should promote the local language.”
Earlier, he commented on the I-PAC case, stating that everyone in West Bengal is busy preparing for elections. In this context, the ED has taken action against BJP’s opponents, but the victory in West Bengal will belong to Mamata Banerjee. The political situation in the state remains entirely favorable to her.
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