Mns Chief Raj Thackeray Faces Non-bailable Warrant In 14-year-old Case

The warrant was issued in reference to a 14-year-old case.

In 2008, Thackeray was booked below sections 109 and 117 (abetment of offence) of IPC for allegedly making inflammatory speeches. 

Whereas issuing the non-bailable warrant on 6 April, Judicial Justice of the Peace, First Class at Shirala in Sangli district requested Mumbai police fee to arrest the MNS chief and current him earlier than the courtroom. 

The decide issued the warrant in opposition to Thackeray and one other MNS chief Shirish Parkar via Mumbai police commissioner and Kherwadi police station respectively as they failed to supply themselves earlier than the courtroom in the course of the case continuing, mentioned assistant public prosecutor, Jyoti Patil. 

She mentioned the courtroom has requested police to implement the warrant earlier than June 8 and produce each the leaders earlier than the courtroom. 

In 2008, MNS employees had staged a protest in Shirala in opposition to the arrest of Thackeray in an agitation in search of precedence for native youth in jobs. An area MNS functionary claimed there was a authorities rule which states that political circumstances previous to 2012 ought to be withdrawn. 

Nonetheless, this case is being raked up as Thackeray raised the problem of loudspeakers atop mosques, he added. 

Case filed in opposition to MNS chief Raj Thackeray in Aurangabad

A case was registered in Aurangabad in opposition to the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief and organisers of a public rally the place Raj Thackeray delivered a speech on 1 Might.

Tthe metropolis Chowk police registered a case in opposition to Thackeray below sections 153 (wantonly giving provocation with intent to trigger riot), 116 (abetment of offence punishable with imprisonment-if offence be not dedicated) and 117 (abetting fee of offence by the general public or by greater than 10 individuals) of the Indian Penal Code and provisions of the Maharashtra Police Act, the official

Earlier within the day, Maharashtra DGP Rajnish Seth police have been nicely ready to take care of any type of points associated to legislation and order. Seth mentioned police will act in opposition to those that attempt to disturb the communal concord within the state.

CM Udhdhav Thackeray meets Dilip Walse Patil forward of loudspeaker ‘deadline’

Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray held a gathering with state dwelling minister Dilip Walse Patil over the law-and-order state of affairs within the backdrop of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray’s deadline over the removing of loudspeakers from mosques, information company ANI reported on Tuesday. The chief minister ordered that the police ought to take all measures to take care of legislation and order, and never watch for anybody’s order, ANI added.