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Sena playing politics of heritage in fear of losing Marathi voters
Updated On: 07 September, 2012 06:58 AM IST | | Varun Singh
At a public meeting yesterday, Uddhav Thackeray charged the government of trying to drive Marathis away from the Mumbai by proposing heritage status for areas like Shivaji Park
“Marathis are being attacked in Mumbai. There’s a motive behind the heritage issue. All this seems planned to drive away Marathis from Mumbai and create a specific vote bank of minorities.” This warning was sounded by Shiv Sena’s executive president Uddhav Thackeray yesterday while addressing a meeting of ‘heritage-stricken’ people of Shivaji Park area.

On the attack: Shiv Sena Executive president Uddhav Thackeray took a dig at Digvijay Singh during the public meeting at Shivaji Park. Thackeray said that at a time when all supported Hindu rulers, Singh’s family aided the Mughal kings.
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