Mumbai:
After attacking Rahul Gandhi and then Shah Rukh Khan, Uddhav Thackeray has opened yet another front of attack. While speaking on NDTV's 'Verdict', Uddhav Thackeray said that Home Minister P Chidambaram is acting as Pakistan's Home Minister.
He remained non-committal on the fate of Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'My name is Khan', which Sena workers have threatened to stop.
On Wednesday, Thackeray's day was spent in twin attacks against Shah Rukh Khan and Rahul Gandhi.
"Rahul should not interfere in Marathi affairs...Rahul should stop all this or we won't allow him into Mumbai", were threats from the Shiv Sena's Uddhav Thackeray.
Uddhav also lambasted Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan saying Chavan does not fight for his state like other CMs do. The Sena president said, "I am ashamed of Chief Minister Ashok Chavan."
On Wednesday morning, Bal Thackeray said, of Rahul Gandhi, "The Prince Has Sprouted Wings." Thackeray Senior has written an editorial in his party's mouthpiece, Saamna, in which he says, "Rahul Gandhi has insulted Maharashtra and its people." Thackeray goes on to say, "We agree with his statement that 'Mumbai belongs to all Indians'. As Shiv Sena chief, I have never said Mumbai is not a part of India. We have never encouraged separatism in Maharashtra or among its people. But we do not need him to tell us that this nation has to stay one and united."