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| After BJP, now Shiv Sena trying to expand its footprints in Kashmir, many join Hindu outfit | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, June 11: Maharashtra Chief Minister and supremo of the Shiv Sena Ekanth Shinde was enthusiastic after attending the first-ever conference of his party in Srinagar-the capital city of Jammu and Kashmir.
“New chapter has been scripted in the history of Shiv Sena for the first time in its history Shiv Sena has organized its conference in Srinagar”, Eknath Shinde said and pointed out that it is a clear indication of the changing Kashmir.
First time in its history Shiv Sena organized its conference in Srinagar in which state presidents and other office bearers of 11 northern states participated.
Interestingly at the conference, many locals joined the Hindu outfit.
A woman who was introduced as Sayeda Begum, a Sarpanch of the Pattan area of Baramulla district also joined the Shiv Sena.
Eknath Shinde and other office bearers of the Shiv Sena made it a point to introduce the female Sarpanch before the media to give a message of the party’s growing acceptance in Kashmir Valley.
While paying tributes to the late Bala Sahib Thackeray, Eknath Shinde said that the dream of the founder of Shiv Sena has been fulfilled after the abrogation of Article 370.
Earlier Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Sunday met Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and urged him to provide land in Srinagar to set up ‘Maharashtra Bhavan’.
Shinde met Sinha in Srinagar and handed over a letter to him with the request, a statement from Shinde’s office said.
The chief minister said the Maharashtra Bhavan will help promote cultural exchange and boost the economy through tourism activities.
Shinde said it will help showcase Maharashtra’s art, culture, and food in Kashmir. |
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