NCP seeks ban on Raj Thackeray's MNS
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The NCP on Monday sought a ban on Raj Thackeray-led Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) along with Bajrang Dal, whose activists party chief Sharad Pawar had dubbed as terrorists.
"Any outfit working beyond the parameters of the Constitution should be banned," NCP General Secretary Tariq Anwar said when asked whether his party favoured a ban on MNS along with the Bajrang Dal.
MNS has been running a campaign against north Indians in the state and the outfit's chief Raj Thackeray had been banned from making addressing rallies or press conferences.
Addressing a party meeting in Alibaug in Maharashtra on Sunday, Pawar had suggested that Hindu groups like Bajrang Dal can also be labelled terrorists going by their actions and wondered why Muslims alone were being targeted as terrorists.
"If Muslims are being targeted as terrorists, why no action is taken against Hindu groups like Sanatan Prabhat and Bajrang Dal," he had said.
"Any outfit working beyond the parameters of the Constitution should be banned," NCP General Secretary Tariq Anwar said when asked whether his party favoured a ban on MNS along with the Bajrang Dal.
MNS has been running a campaign against north Indians in the state and the outfit's chief Raj Thackeray had been banned from making addressing rallies or press conferences.
Addressing a party meeting in Alibaug in Maharashtra on Sunday, Pawar had suggested that Hindu groups like Bajrang Dal can also be labelled terrorists going by their actions and wondered why Muslims alone were being targeted as terrorists.
"If Muslims are being targeted as terrorists, why no action is taken against Hindu groups like Sanatan Prabhat and Bajrang Dal," he had said.
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