Raj Thackeray warns Maharashtra government to continue removing loudspeakers

Mumbai: Navnirman Sena (MNS) leader Raj Thackeray has demanded the removal of loudspeakers in mosques in Maharashtra. In this context, the general meeting of the Navnirman Sena was held on the 2nd in Aurangabad. Speaking on the occasion, Raj Thackeray said, “If loudspeakers are not removed in mosques, Hindus will stand in front of mosques and play Hanuman songs on loudspeakers twice as loud. I am not responsible for any incidents that take place from the 4th (yesterday) unless the loudspeakers are removed. ”

Meanwhile, Raj Thackeray said yesterday, “We will not stop the struggle to remove the loudspeakers. Students and the elderly are affected by loudspeakers. Is religion bigger than people? ” said. In this situation, the loudspeakers in the mosques in Barbana, Usmanabad, Hingoli, Jalna, Nanded, Nandurbar, Shirdi and Srirampur areas of Maharashtra were not used yesterday. Loudspeakers operated at low volume in mosques in some places.