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Congress Demands Apology from PM Modi Over Shivaji Statue Collapse Ahead of Maharashtra Visit

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High Tension in Mumbai as Congress Demands Apology from PM Modi Over Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Statue Collapse Ahead of His Maharashtra Visit

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepares to visit Maharashtra today, tensions are running high in Mumbai due to a political standoff between the Congress party and the BJP-led central government.

The situation intensified following the recent collapse of a statue of the iconic Maratha warrior, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, sparking a wave of criticism from opposition parties.

The Congress has taken the lead in questioning the Prime Minister over the incident, accusing the government of negligence and disrespect toward the revered historical figure.

According to party leaders, the collapse of the statue is not just an accident, but a symbol of the government’s disregard for Maharashtra’s heritage and cultural pride.

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To amplify their demands, Congress has plastered posters across key locations in Mumbai, calling on PM Modi to issue a public apology for the incident.

The posters, prominently displayed in various neighborhoods, feature slogans demanding accountability and swift action to restore the statue.

The party claims that this is an issue of deep emotional significance to the people of Maharashtra, who revere Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj as a hero and symbol of Maratha pride.

Congress spokespersons have openly criticized the government’s handling of the situation, insisting that such a collapse should never have occurred in the first place.

“This statue is not just a monument; it represents the heart of Maharashtra. The Prime Minister must address this failure and issue a sincere apology to the people of the state,” one Congress leader stated.

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On the other hand, the BJP has downplayed the incident, attributing it to technical issues or unforeseen circumstances rather than government negligence.

The ruling party has yet to release an official statement regarding the Congress’ demands, but they are expected to address the matter during PM Modi’s visit.

Amid this high drama, security in Mumbai has been tightened ahead of the Prime Minister’s arrival, with large crowds expected to gather.

Political observers believe that how this issue is handled during his visit could have significant implications for the government’s relationship with Maharashtra’s electorate, especially given the upcoming elections.

All eyes are now on PM Modi’s response, with both the Congress party and the citizens of Maharashtra awaiting clarity on the government’s stance on this politically sensitive issue.

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