"There is nothing wrong in attending religious meetings and coming to Marathwada for the same. But the chief minister should also look into issues and ensure that they are resolved. Does he (Shinde) feel that the problems in the region have been solved?" the Leader of Opposition in the state legislative council said
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Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde should also look into the issues plaguing Marathwada whenever he visits the region, said Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Ambadas Danve on Monday referring to the former's presence at a religious gathering.
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The chief minister was in Aurangabad on Sunday to attend a religious gathering.
"There is nothing wrong in attending religious meetings and coming to Marathwada for the same. But the chief minister should also look into issues and ensure that they are resolved. Does he (Shinde) feel that the problems in the region have been solved?" the Leader of Opposition in the state legislative council said.
Matters pertaining to irrigation and Marathwada Development Board are not on the agenda of the state government since its formation, he claimed.
The case is not limited to Marathwada alone, it is happening with Vidarbha and the state capital Mumbai, Danve alleged.
The state government keeps talking about what it did six months ago, but is not looking into issues of the public, he said.
Meanwhile, the Shiv Sena (UBT) took a dig at the Bharatiya Janata Party over right-wing groups taking out a march against "love-jihad" and questioned the need for such a protest when the "so-called Hindutvavadi government" is in power at the Centre and Maharashtra.
In an editorial in the party mouthpiece Saamana, the Uddhav Thackeray faction of Shiv Sena said BJP plays its "trump card" whenever it feels jolts of defeat. Now they have begun the game of playing the Hindu-Muslim card, it said.
Activists of right-wing organisations on Sunday took out a 'Hindu Jan Akrosh Morcha' in Mumbai against 'love jihad' and demanded anti-conversion laws and a crackdown on land grabbing in the name of religion. Leaders and workers of outfits including the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Bajrang Dal, and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) marched in the rally.
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