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Those who have skeletons in cupboard have no right to teach others morality: Fadnavis

Those who have skeletons in cupboards should be within limits. They should not question other’s morality,” Fadnavis said.

Devendra Fadnavis, Eknath Shinde, Sharad Pawar, Mumbai news, Maharashtra, Indian Express, current affairsDeputy CM Devendra Fadnavis
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In 1978, Sharad Pawar walked out of Vasantdada Patil-led Congress government and joined hands with Opposition to form the Progressive Democratic Front government in Maharashtra. When Pawar raised the banner of revolt, it was perceived as a strategy. But when similar politics is pursued by Eknath Shinde, it is being questioned and termed as an act of betrayal. What kind of double-standard is this? These were the observations made by Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis at a function at Chandrapur in Vidarbha on Sunday.

“The Maha Vikas Aghadi government led by Uddhav Thackeray had indulged jn rampant corruption. They stalled public welfare projects. The CM never stepped outside his home. Today, opposition parties have the audacity to question Shiv Sena and BJP coalition which is working 24×7 for people,” he said.

“When I said the opposition front at Patna was parivar bachao, Thackeray was angry. He attacked me,” he said.

Those who have skeletons in cupboards should be within limits. They should not question other’s morality,” Fadnavis said.

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