'We will bury him in Aurangzeb's grave...', Nitesh Rane lashed out at AIMIM leader Imtiaz Jalil

Maharashtra News: Minister Nitesh Rane launched a scathing attack on AIMIM Maharashtra President Imtiaz Jalil. Rane's harsh words have heated up politics after he supported Sehar Shaikh's statement.

The rhetoric in Maharashtra politics has once again intensified. Minister Nitesh Rane has launched a scathing attack on AIMIM Maharashtra President Imtiaz Jalil. This attack comes after a statement by All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen councilor Sahar Shaikh and Imtiaz Jalil's support for it

Minister Nitesh Rane said in very harsh words, "This green snake Imtiaz Jalil has probably forgotten his history. Our Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj have shown us how to defeat Aurangzeb and Tipu who dreamed of conquering Maharashtra by burying them in this land."

Strong message given regarding Hindu nation

Minister Nitesh Rane didn't stop there. He added, "The sooner one understands their history, the sooner they will know that this is a Hindu nation and it will always be saffron." His statement is being seen as a stern warning on the issue of Hindutva.

Warning given by mentioning the tomb of Aurangzeb

BJP minister Nitesh Rane made another controversial statement, saying, "Anyone who dreams of defeating the Hindu nation will be buried in Aurangzeb's grave by the Hindus of Maharashtra." This statement has caused considerable uproar in political circles.

Councilor Sahar Shaikh, representing the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen, issued a statement. Supporting that statement, AIMIM Maharashtra President Imtiaz Jalil stated that Sahar Shaikh's statement represents the party and that they will defeat the entire state of Maharashtra in the coming days. Nitesh Rane has taken an aggressive stance regarding this statement.

Following this entire development, it is clear that the rhetoric in Maharashtra politics may intensify in the coming days. The conflict between AIMIM and the ruling parties is also likely to impact the election atmosphere.

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