Maharashtra Political Crisis: Section 144 imposed in Mumbai

Maharashtra Political Crisis: Mumbai Police implemented section 144 of the CrPC in the city on June 25 in response to reports that Shiv Sainiks had allegedly ransacked the offices of rebel MPs. Maharashtra Political Crisis: Section 144 imposed in Mumbai. The Mumbai Police department issued a high alert and ordered all police stations to provide security at all of the city’s political offices.

To protect their safety, it has been ordered that officer-level police personnel visit each political office. Amid the reports of Shiv Sainiks allegedly ransacking the offices of rebel legislators, Mumbai Police on Saturday imposed section 144 of CrPC in the city.

Mumbai Police issued a high alert and directed all police stations to ensure security at all political offices in the city. It has been directed that officer-level Police personnel shall visit every political office to ensure their safety. Shiv Sena workers protested against rebel MLAs of the party and burnt effigies outside the party office in Kharghar.

Shiv Sena workers ransacked the office of rebel party MLA Tanaji Sawant in Pune on Saturday. Sawant is one of the rebel Shiv Sena MLAs of the Eknath Shinde faction and is currently camping in Guwahati, Assam. “Our party workers vandalised Tanaji Sawant’s office. All traitors and rebel MLAs who have troubled our chief Uddhav Thackeray will face this type of action.

Their office will also be attacked. No one will be spared,” said Sanjay More, Shiv Sena Pune city head. Following this, Pune Police issued an alert and directed all police stations to ensure security at offices related to Shiv Sena leaders in the city.

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Meanwhile, rebel Shiv Sena leader and state cabinet minister Eknath Shinde on Saturday wrote to Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray over the alleged ‘malicious’ withdrawal of security of family members of the 38 MLAs camping with him in a Guwahati hotel.

In his letter to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and State Home Minister Dilip Walse Patil, Shinde claimed that the security provided to the MLAs at their residence as well as to their family members as per the protocol has been illegally and unlawfully withdrawn, as an act of revenge.