Raj Thackeray’s Ayodhya Tour Postponed

Raj Thackeray’s Ayodhya tour postponed, tweeted, and said – I will give information in the Pune rally on 22 May.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) President Raj Thackeray’s visit to Ayodhya has been postponed for the time being. Raj Thackeray was scheduled to visit Ayodhya on June 5.

Raj Thackeray himself has given this information by tweeting. No information has been given as to why Raj Thackeray’s visit was postponed.

However, he said that he will tell about it at the rally to be held in Pune on May 22.

Let us inform you that MNS President Raj Thackeray was going to go to Ayodhya on June 5. MNS workers had also started preparations for the Ayodhya tour.

On the other hand, the leaders of Uttar Pradesh strongly opposed Raj’s visit to Ayodhya. Still, Raj Thackeray was adamant on his Ayodhya tour.

On April 17, Thackeray had announced in Pune that he would visit Ayodhya on June 5 to seek the blessings of Lord Ram.

Raj Thackeray’s Ayodhya tour postponed: BJP MP gave the ultimatum.

Let us inform you that BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh had warned Raj Thackeray. The BJP leader had announced a ban on Thackeray’s entry into UP.

He had warned that Raj Thackeray would be allowed to enter Ayodhya only after apologizing to North Indians with folded hands.

BJP MP Brij Bhushan Singh raised the issue of insult to North Indians in Mumbai and said that the treatment done by the workers of Raj Thackeray’s party to North Indians cannot be forgotten.

I challenge him to show his feet on the land of Ayodhya. He said that if Raj Thackeray reaches the land of Ayodhya, then I will not be able to forgive myself.

There is an allegation of assault with North Indians.

It is worth mentioning that Raj Thackeray is accused of allegedly assaulting North Indians who had reached Kalyan in Mumbai to take the railway exam during the agitation in support of ‘Marathi Manus’ in 2008.

After the incident, it was condemned across the country. Last month, Raj Thackeray raised his voice for removing loudspeakers from mosques in Maharashtra.