'Will Hold Someone's Feet If Needed To Get Marathi Youth Jobs': Raj Thackeray At Pune MPSC Protest

Pune, October 05: Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray visited the MPSC students' protest site in Pune on Monday, where NCP leader Rohit Pawar has been leading the agitation for five days. Thackeray urged the protesting aspirants to sustain their pressure on the government to resolve their demands, stating that their anger against the system should not remain temporary.

Drawing a parallel between MPSC aspirants' concerns and election allegations, Thackeray said, "In your case, question papers are being leaked; in our case, votes are being 'leaked'." He criticized growing lawlessness in the country and urged students not to allow themselves to be distracted by religious and caste-related issues.

Thackeray also spoke about employment and recruitment, informing students that there would be no recruitment for 70,000 people and that even a change in government wouldn't automatically result in their demands being accepted.