Maratha land Maharashtra is facing a tense situation with the Azaan row. New demand has started, which says that loudspeakers should not be used in mosques as it is disturbing other communities. A popular entity that had raised this demand is not showing any interest to take a back step in this.
Bal Thackeray's nephew Raj Thackeray who is the head of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena and has been urging the mosques to not use the loudspeakers had made it clear that the loudspeakers should be removed from the mosques or else his party would take charge, reports say.
Talking about the demand, Raj Thackeray said that no one is above the law and that Muslims should understand this. Having said that, he gave a big call that if the loudspeakers are not removed then his party will not shy away from playing Hanuman Chalisa in the speakers.
Hinting that something big is coming on May 3, the Thackeray family member said that everyone will see a big thing next month. He had already written to the Maharashtra government and Union Home Minister Amit Shah that the loudspeakers should be removed from mosques.
Drawing a comparison between mosques and Hindu religious places, Raj Thackeray alleged that whenever Hindus have to celebrate any festivals they have to get permission from the authorities to use loudspeakers and asked what about the loudspeakers at mosques.
Bal Thackeray's nephew Raj Thackeray who is the head of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena and has been urging the mosques to not use the loudspeakers had made it clear that the loudspeakers should be removed from the mosques or else his party would take charge, reports say.
Talking about the demand, Raj Thackeray said that no one is above the law and that Muslims should understand this. Having said that, he gave a big call that if the loudspeakers are not removed then his party will not shy away from playing Hanuman Chalisa in the speakers.
Hinting that something big is coming on May 3, the Thackeray family member said that everyone will see a big thing next month. He had already written to the Maharashtra government and Union Home Minister Amit Shah that the loudspeakers should be removed from mosques.
Drawing a comparison between mosques and Hindu religious places, Raj Thackeray alleged that whenever Hindus have to celebrate any festivals they have to get permission from the authorities to use loudspeakers and asked what about the loudspeakers at mosques.