Political tussle over Sanjay Raut's post, BJP-Shiv Sena surrounded!

The country's politics has heated up over a social media post by Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut. BJP and Shiv Sena leaders called Sanjay Raut anti-national. In fact, Sanjay Raut, referring to the anti-government riots in Tirana, Albania, had written on 'X', “The people of Albania have burnt the Supreme Court. People were angry because the Supreme Court was helping corrupt Prime Ministers.

​The protesting public has also attacked Parliament, government offices and houses of ministers. All countries should take a lesson from these incidents, especially India.”

After this post of Raut, BJP and Shiv Sena have given a sharp reaction. Nand Kishore Gurjar, Loni MLA from Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, has called Sanjay Raut's post anti-national. He has demanded the arrest of Raut from the Maharashtra Police and appealed to people across the country to burn Raut's effigy on Dussehra.

Gurjar said, “Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav went to the Supreme Court, which has made it clear that if we had not had the wisdom and power, they would have tried to burn the Supreme Court. I had already requested the CJI that a case should be registered against Rahul Gandhi.

Sanjay Raut is a part of it and he is Ravana. A country like India cannot tolerate his statement. If Raut comes to Delhi, he will be answered. He should be arrested.”

Meanwhile, Shiv Sena MP from Thane Naresh Mhaske said, “Amit Shah is a big leader of NDA. Raut's party is sitting outside the doors of Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi.

Balasaheb Thackeray had said that his party will never form an alliance with Congress and if the time comes, he will close the party. But, Sanjay Raut remains sitting outside the framework of Congress. Are Sonia, Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi the leaders of Sanjay Raut? Earlier they used to do slavery of Pawar Saheb, now they are doing slavery of Gandhi family.

BJP spokesperson in Delhi Nalin Kohli also hit back at Raut's comments. He said, “The Indian Constitution allows protests, but there should be no violence in protests. There is no scope in the Constitution to change the government through violence.

There is an election process for this. Political parties, whether it is Congress or any other party, will have to answer on this. Through this electoral process, this Election Commission, these Election Commissioners and these electronic voting machines, power has changed in Kerala, Karnataka, Telangana and Himachal Pradesh, where Congress is currently in power and also in Tamil Nadu, where the opposition is in power.

Meanwhile, SP MP ST Hasan said, “We believe that people should remove the thought of dividing India from their hearts. No one has the courage to do so. There may be ideological differences within India, but when it comes to the issue of the country, we are united.”​

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