Speaker To India Today: 'It's Not A Question Of Marathi Votes... But The Way They Are Trying To Do Dadagiri... Cannot Be Tolerated'

In an exclusive interview with India Today, a speaker addresses the intense political climate ahead of the crucial BMC polls. Discussing the potential alliance between the Thackeray brothers, the individual emphasizes that any form of 'Dadagiri' against Marathi people 'cannot be accepted, cannot be tolerated'. The speaker issues a stern warning regarding the protection of Marathi Asmita, explicitly stating, 'Batoge toh pitoge, agar aap Marathi ka apman karoge'. The conversation also highlights deep concerns about businesses allegedly moving from Mumbai to Gujarat, which the speaker claims will not be tolerated. Furthermore, the individual references the Congress party's history, specifically pointing to the 1983 Sikh riots, to counter political narratives. The speaker asserts that the Marathi Manoos issue is taking center stage in the upcoming elections and warns that those who do not respect the local culture will face consequences.