Mumbai: Bahujan Aghadi leader Prakash Ambedkar has criticized the state government over easing of restrictions on temples. Ambedkar has warned of President’s rule, he said, “the President’s rule will be soon implemented in Maharashtra before December and after Bihar election.” He accused Thackeray led government of being anti-central as it is not following the rules as directed by the Centre.
According to Prakash Ambedkar, the Central government has sanctioned directives to open temples all across the country, but Maharashtra is not following it. The anti-central policy of the state is also reflected in the rejection of the Centre’s led decision to open the Agriculture Bill. As per the constitution, the state does not go against the decision of the central government.
Visit of victim’s family –
Prakash Ambedkar visited the victim’s family in Hathras on Sunday. At this point, the Hathras case needs a judicial inquiry. Ambedkar pointed out that nothing will be achieved from the CBI probe. After visiting the victim’s family, Prakash Ambedkar said, “I have come to share the grief of this family. The family does not trust the police administration here. They should be charged with a criminal procedure code if a court order is issued”.
The inter-state railway transport has been started. Slowly some things have started and soon Thackeray has assured of starting Locals in greater numbers. Currently, Unlock 5 has started in the state; Mumbai Local will start soon, clarified Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray. Thackeray said state administration will focus on increasing the number of locals, as the number of locals increases, we will allow more people to travel in it. I don’t want crowds; I don’t want the spread of coronavirus.