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Kolhapur: Union minister Narayan Rane, hitting out at chief minister Uddhav Thackeray, said on Sunday that the head of the state government is inactive and the entire administrative machinery is directionless.
Rane was in Kolhapur city to preside over a function organised to grant cheques of up to Rs 5 lakh to the depositors of banks in trouble due to financial indiscipline.
When asked about the performance of the Thackeray-led Maha Vikas Aghadi government, Rane said: “The government has no time to listen to the grievances of farmers and students. It lacks a development vision. The head of the government is inactive and, therefore, the administrative machinery has become directionless. There is no control on the administration. In the last two years, the state has gone back 10 years.”
Rane also attacked Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut who had said that if late Gopinath Munde were alive, the political scenario would have been different. Raut had said that Munde tried to keep Sena and BJP together.
“Raut should worry about his party. Many are leaving his party. His party is on verge of extinction. He should focus on that instead of criticising others,” Rane said.
Raut had also appreciated NCP chief Sharad Pawar saying that Pawar made a prediction 25 years ago that BJP will destroy social fabric of India, and Sena had realised it two years ago. This had prompted his party to break the alliance with the BJP.
Rane said Raut should first decide who is his leader — Uddhav Thackeray or Sharad Pawar. “Is Raut loyal to Sena or NCP?” asked Rane.