Pune: Amit Thackeray, 20-25 Others Booked Over Unauthorised Entry At Government Polytechnic College - WATCH VIDEO
Pune: Maharashtra Navnirman Vidyarthi Sena (MNVS) president Amit Thackeray and 20-25 unidentified office-bearers, students and activists have been booked by Chaturshringi police for allegedly entering Government Polytechnic College in Ganeshkhind without permission, removing a photograph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and creating a ruckus. BREAKING: MNS leader Amit Raj Thackeray asks officials…
On Monday, between 12:30 PM and 1:15 PM, a group comprising Maharashtra Navnirman Vidyarthi Sena (MNVS) president Amit Thackeray and approximately 20-25 unidentified members entered Government Polytechnic College in Ganeshkhind, Pune, without authorization. The group removed a photograph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and caused a disturbance, according to a complaint filed by Dr. Rajendra Kashiram Patil, a staff member at the college.
Upon learning about the incident, Chaturshringi police registered a First Information Report (FIR) against Thackeray and the unidentified individuals. The charges include unauthorized entry, removal of a public photograph, threatening staff members, and creating a disturbance on the premises. The police, including Deputy Commissioner of Police Rajnikant Chilumula and Assistant Commissioner of Police Brahmadev Gawde, visited the college to investigate the matter.
During the interrogation, Thackeray stated that he was willing to face the legal consequences of his actions. He defended his group's behavior, asserting that they had a right to express their opinions about public figures, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Thackeray emphasized that they would not shy away from taking on any opposition, especially regarding their stance on historical figures.
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