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Image Source : INDIA TV Eknath Shinde's another ad Ad war in Maharashtra: After the controversy over Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena's advertisement that was released on Tuesday, another ad has been published on Wednesday. The Shiv Sena-led by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde raised eyebrows on Tuesday by putting out an advertisement citing a survey which showed that Shinde was the most popular choice for the state's top political job rather than his deputy Image Source : INDIA TVThe 'Modi for India, Shinde for Maharashtra' ad What is in today's ad In today's ad, it is mentioned that Shiv Sena-BJP alliance is the first choice of the people. Yesterday CM-Shiv Sena claimed that Eknath Shinde is preferred for the state's top job. Simultaneously, the election symbol of Shiv Sena has been shown in today's advertisement after the election symbol of BJP. On one side there is a picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and on the other side, there is also a picture of Balasaheb Thackeray of Shiv Sena. Devendra Fadnavis's picture along with Eknath Shinde has also been published in today's advertisement. However, in today's ad, the CM-led Shiv Sena has again committed a mistake. However, in today's ad, the CM-led Shiv Sena has again committed a mistake. In the picture where the government is thanking the people, only Shiv Sena ministers have found mention ignoring the BJP leaders.

KOLHAPUR: Eknath Shinde on Tuesday downplayed a row over an advertisement claiming a survey had shown him to be the more preferred choice for the CM's post than his deputy Devendra Fadnavis, as the latter skipped - citing health reasons - a government event that was to be addressed by both. Shinde said the advertisement wasn't issued by government and that the tag of 'popular CM' was "not my own credit but also that of Fadnavis and other ministers". He said, "The survey has shown that both Devendra ji and I enjoy people's backing." Shinde Sena member Dipak Kesarkar said Fadnavis had some "ear-related problem and doctors had advised him to not travel by flight". He also said the two parties (BJP and Sena led by Shinde) didn't have any differences. "There is no competition to take credit. It is very evident who is trying to create a split (between the two parties). Both the CM and the deputy CM are working like brothers," he said. When asked about the absence of Shiv Sena founder late Bal Thackeray's photograph in the advertisement, Shinde didn't directly respond. Thackeray's absence in the advertisement prompted Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut to say, "Earlier, it was Balasaheb's Shiv Sena. But now the advertisement has cleared the air. It has become Modi-(Amit) Shah's Shiv Sena."

• • • Is He 45+Years Old? Pic of Devendra Fadnavis’ 23-Yr-Old Nephew Taking Covid Vaccine Goes Viral, Twitter Enraged Is He 45+Years Old? Pic of Devendra Fadnavis’ 23-Yr-Old Nephew Taking Covid Vaccine Goes Viral, Twitter Enraged Even though he isn't eligible, 23-year-old Tanmay Fadnavis, shared a photo of him getting the jab on Instagram, which soon triggered a controversy. Mumbai: On Monday, the Centre announced that those 18 and above were eligible to receive Covid vaccination from May 1. However, just hours after the announcement, former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis’s nephew Tanmay said that he was the proud recipient of the requisite two doses of Covid vaccine. Even though he isn’t eligible, 23-year-old Tanmay Fadnavis, shared a photo of him getting the jab on Instagram, which soon triggered a controversy. Notably, Tanmay received the first dose of the vaccine in Mumbai and the second dose at the National Cancer Institute in Nagpur. Also Read: • • • After his picture went viral on social media, many opposition leaders and citizens wondered how the 23-year-old received the vaccine since only frontline or health care workers, and those over the age of 45 are eligible to receive the doses. After being trolled, Tanmay reportedly deleted the picture, but many had already taken the screenshots. “Dear @Dev_Fadnavis, is your Nephew Tanmay Fadnavis 45+ years old? If not, how is he eligible for taking the Vaccine? Just like Remdesivir, are you hoarding Vaccines ...

Mumbai: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Sunday denied reports of lathicharge on 'warkaris' by police in Alandi town in Pune district. He said a minor fight broke out between warkaris - devotees of Lord Vitthal - and the police. "There was no lathicharge on the warkari community," he told reporters in Nagpur. Opposition parties, however, claimed the police lathicharged warkaris and demanded a high-level probe and strict action. The incident occurred when devotees were scrambling to gain entry into Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj Samadhi Mandir in Alandi town, 22 km from Pune city, during the ceremonial procession which is part of the annual Ashadhi Ekadashi pilgrimage to Pandharpur. "We learned from last year's stampede-like situation at the same place (Alandi) and tried giving a few number of the entry pass to various groups. It was decided to issue 75 passes to each group that participates in the pilgrimage," said Fadnavis, who handles the home portfolio. He said some 400-500 youths insisted that they would participate in the pilgrimage and won't follow the decision on the restricted allotment of entry passes. "They broke the barricades and the police tried to stop them, during which some police personnel were injured," Fadnavis said. This decision (of allotting a limited number of entry passes) was taken after a joint meeting with the principal district judge, the charity commissioner and the heads of various groups as part of the preparation for the pilg...

Image Source : INDIA TV Eknath Shinde's another ad Ad war in Maharashtra: After the controversy over Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena's advertisement that was released on Tuesday, another ad has been published on Wednesday. The Shiv Sena-led by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde raised eyebrows on Tuesday by putting out an advertisement citing a survey which showed that Shinde was the most popular choice for the state's top political job rather than his deputy Image Source : INDIA TVThe 'Modi for India, Shinde for Maharashtra' ad What is in today's ad In today's ad, it is mentioned that Shiv Sena-BJP alliance is the first choice of the people. Yesterday CM-Shiv Sena claimed that Eknath Shinde is preferred for the state's top job. Simultaneously, the election symbol of Shiv Sena has been shown in today's advertisement after the election symbol of BJP. On one side there is a picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and on the other side, there is also a picture of Balasaheb Thackeray of Shiv Sena. Devendra Fadnavis's picture along with Eknath Shinde has also been published in today's advertisement. However, in today's ad, the CM-led Shiv Sena has again committed a mistake. However, in today's ad, the CM-led Shiv Sena has again committed a mistake. In the picture where the government is thanking the people, only Shiv Sena ministers have found mention ignoring the BJP leaders.

• • • Is He 45+Years Old? Pic of Devendra Fadnavis’ 23-Yr-Old Nephew Taking Covid Vaccine Goes Viral, Twitter Enraged Is He 45+Years Old? Pic of Devendra Fadnavis’ 23-Yr-Old Nephew Taking Covid Vaccine Goes Viral, Twitter Enraged Even though he isn't eligible, 23-year-old Tanmay Fadnavis, shared a photo of him getting the jab on Instagram, which soon triggered a controversy. Mumbai: On Monday, the Centre announced that those 18 and above were eligible to receive Covid vaccination from May 1. However, just hours after the announcement, former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis’s nephew Tanmay said that he was the proud recipient of the requisite two doses of Covid vaccine. Even though he isn’t eligible, 23-year-old Tanmay Fadnavis, shared a photo of him getting the jab on Instagram, which soon triggered a controversy. Notably, Tanmay received the first dose of the vaccine in Mumbai and the second dose at the National Cancer Institute in Nagpur. Also Read: • • • After his picture went viral on social media, many opposition leaders and citizens wondered how the 23-year-old received the vaccine since only frontline or health care workers, and those over the age of 45 are eligible to receive the doses. After being trolled, Tanmay reportedly deleted the picture, but many had already taken the screenshots. “Dear @Dev_Fadnavis, is your Nephew Tanmay Fadnavis 45+ years old? If not, how is he eligible for taking the Vaccine? Just like Remdesivir, are you hoarding Vaccines ...

Mumbai: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Sunday denied reports of lathicharge on 'warkaris' by police in Alandi town in Pune district. He said a minor fight broke out between warkaris - devotees of Lord Vitthal - and the police. "There was no lathicharge on the warkari community," he told reporters in Nagpur. Opposition parties, however, claimed the police lathicharged warkaris and demanded a high-level probe and strict action. The incident occurred when devotees were scrambling to gain entry into Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj Samadhi Mandir in Alandi town, 22 km from Pune city, during the ceremonial procession which is part of the annual Ashadhi Ekadashi pilgrimage to Pandharpur. "We learned from last year's stampede-like situation at the same place (Alandi) and tried giving a few number of the entry pass to various groups. It was decided to issue 75 passes to each group that participates in the pilgrimage," said Fadnavis, who handles the home portfolio. He said some 400-500 youths insisted that they would participate in the pilgrimage and won't follow the decision on the restricted allotment of entry passes. "They broke the barricades and the police tried to stop them, during which some police personnel were injured," Fadnavis said. This decision (of allotting a limited number of entry passes) was taken after a joint meeting with the principal district judge, the charity commissioner and the heads of various groups as part of the preparation for the pilg...

KOLHAPUR: Eknath Shinde on Tuesday downplayed a row over an advertisement claiming a survey had shown him to be the more preferred choice for the CM's post than his deputy Devendra Fadnavis, as the latter skipped - citing health reasons - a government event that was to be addressed by both. Shinde said the advertisement wasn't issued by government and that the tag of 'popular CM' was "not my own credit but also that of Fadnavis and other ministers". He said, "The survey has shown that both Devendra ji and I enjoy people's backing." Shinde Sena member Dipak Kesarkar said Fadnavis had some "ear-related problem and doctors had advised him to not travel by flight". He also said the two parties (BJP and Sena led by Shinde) didn't have any differences. "There is no competition to take credit. It is very evident who is trying to create a split (between the two parties). Both the CM and the deputy CM are working like brothers," he said. When asked about the absence of Shiv Sena founder late Bal Thackeray's photograph in the advertisement, Shinde didn't directly respond. Thackeray's absence in the advertisement prompted Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut to say, "Earlier, it was Balasaheb's Shiv Sena. But now the advertisement has cleared the air. It has become Modi-(Amit) Shah's Shiv Sena."

KOLHAPUR: Eknath Shinde on Tuesday downplayed a row over an advertisement claiming a survey had shown him to be the more preferred choice for the CM's post than his deputy Devendra Fadnavis, as the latter skipped - citing health reasons - a government event that was to be addressed by both. Shinde said the advertisement wasn't issued by government and that the tag of 'popular CM' was "not my own credit but also that of Fadnavis and other ministers". He said, "The survey has shown that both Devendra ji and I enjoy people's backing." Shinde Sena member Dipak Kesarkar said Fadnavis had some "ear-related problem and doctors had advised him to not travel by flight". He also said the two parties (BJP and Sena led by Shinde) didn't have any differences. "There is no competition to take credit. It is very evident who is trying to create a split (between the two parties). Both the CM and the deputy CM are working like brothers," he said. When asked about the absence of Shiv Sena founder late Bal Thackeray's photograph in the advertisement, Shinde didn't directly respond. Thackeray's absence in the advertisement prompted Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut to say, "Earlier, it was Balasaheb's Shiv Sena. But now the advertisement has cleared the air. It has become Modi-(Amit) Shah's Shiv Sena."

Mumbai: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Sunday denied reports of lathicharge on 'warkaris' by police in Alandi town in Pune district. He said a minor fight broke out between warkaris - devotees of Lord Vitthal - and the police. "There was no lathicharge on the warkari community," he told reporters in Nagpur. Opposition parties, however, claimed the police lathicharged warkaris and demanded a high-level probe and strict action. The incident occurred when devotees were scrambling to gain entry into Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj Samadhi Mandir in Alandi town, 22 km from Pune city, during the ceremonial procession which is part of the annual Ashadhi Ekadashi pilgrimage to Pandharpur. "We learned from last year's stampede-like situation at the same place (Alandi) and tried giving a few number of the entry pass to various groups. It was decided to issue 75 passes to each group that participates in the pilgrimage," said Fadnavis, who handles the home portfolio. He said some 400-500 youths insisted that they would participate in the pilgrimage and won't follow the decision on the restricted allotment of entry passes. "They broke the barricades and the police tried to stop them, during which some police personnel were injured," Fadnavis said. This decision (of allotting a limited number of entry passes) was taken after a joint meeting with the principal district judge, the charity commissioner and the heads of various groups as part of the preparation for the pilg...