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Tension in Akola District Planning Meeting, fierce fight between two MLAs
Akola: A shocking incident has come to light from Akola. In the District Planning Committee meeting, a heated argument broke out between BJP MLA Randhir Savarkar and Thackeray group MLA Nitin Deshmukh over the issue of Dalit settlements. The argument became so intense that both MLAs rushed at each other and allegedly abused each other. The timely intervention of the Guardian Minister and officials averted a fight.
What happened?
On Thursday, June 5, the District Planning Committee meeting was going on at the Planning Building in Akola under the chairmanship of Guardian Minister Akash Fundkar. An argument started between Randhir Savarkar and Nitin Deshmukh over the distribution of funds in Dalit settlements. The argument got so heated that both of them ran and shouted at each other. The officials present and the Guardian Minister intervened and brought the situation under control, otherwise there was a possibility that the argument would have turned into a fight.
What did the MLA say?
BJP MLA Randhir Savarkar said, “During the meeting, some people were shooting, which the guardian minister asked to stop. Nitin Deshmukh objected to this, after which the argument escalated between us. But there was no abuse, only loud talking.”
On the other hand, Thackeray group MLA Nitin Deshmukh said, “We had a philosophical discussion. No abuse took place. An attempt is being made to suppress the voice of the opposition.”
Displeasure among citizens:
While it is expected that development issues should be discussed with restraint, this incident in Akola has raised a question mark on the working style of public representatives. There is strong displeasure among citizens regarding this.
Akola: A shocking incident has come to light from Akola. In the District Planning Committee meeting, a heated argument broke out between BJP MLA Randhir Savarkar and Thackeray group MLA Nitin Deshmukh over the issue of Dalit settlements. The argument became so intense that both MLAs rushed at each other and allegedly abused each other. The timely intervention of the Guardian Minister and officials averted a fight.
What happened?
On Thursday, June 5, the District Planning Committee meeting was going on at the Planning Building in Akola under the chairmanship of Guardian Minister Akash Fundkar. An argument started between Randhir Savarkar and Nitin Deshmukh over the distribution of funds in Dalit settlements. The argument got so heated that both of them ran and shouted at each other. The officials present and the Guardian Minister intervened and brought the situation under control, otherwise there was a possibility that the argument would have turned into a fight.
What did the MLA say?
BJP MLA Randhir Savarkar said, “During the meeting, some people were shooting, which the guardian minister asked to stop. Nitin Deshmukh objected to this, after which the argument escalated between us. But there was no abuse, only loud talking.”
On the other hand, Thackeray group MLA Nitin Deshmukh said, “We had a philosophical discussion. No abuse took place. An attempt is being made to suppress the voice of the opposition.”
Displeasure among citizens:
While it is expected that development issues should be discussed with restraint, this incident in Akola has raised a question mark on the working style of public representatives. There is strong displeasure among citizens regarding this.
What happened?
On Thursday, June 5, the District Planning Committee meeting was going on at the Planning Building in Akola under the chairmanship of Guardian Minister Akash Fundkar. An argument started between Randhir Savarkar and Nitin Deshmukh over the distribution of funds in Dalit settlements. The argument got so heated that both of them ran and shouted at each other. The officials present and the Guardian Minister intervened and brought the situation under control, otherwise there was a possibility that the argument would have turned into a fight.
What did the MLA say?
BJP MLA Randhir Savarkar said, “During the meeting, some people were shooting, which the guardian minister asked to stop. Nitin Deshmukh objected to this, after which the argument escalated between us. But there was no abuse, only loud talking.”
On the other hand, Thackeray group MLA Nitin Deshmukh said, “We had a philosophical discussion. No abuse took place. An attempt is being made to suppress the voice of the opposition.”
Displeasure among citizens:
While it is expected that development issues should be discussed with restraint, this incident in Akola has raised a question mark on the working style of public representatives. There is strong displeasure among citizens regarding this.
