Those speaking Pakistan's language should be charged with treason, sent to jail: Shinde
The Hindu
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has said those speaking Pakistan’s language while living in India should be charged with treason and put behind bars
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has said those speaking Pakistan's language while living in India should be charged with treason and put behind bars as he dubbed the statements of opposition leaders Vijay Wadettiwar and Farooq Abdullah their frustration about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rise.
"These people are speaking Pakistan's language. Is it not treason against the nation? They are not able to tolerate the wave of patriotism that has spread out across the country under PM Modi's leadership. It's like Congress ka haath, Pakistan ke saath," Mr. Shinde told PTI here.
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He also hit out at former Maharashtra Chief Minister and former Union minister Sharad Pawar for doing "nothing" for the State during his long stints in the state and Centre.
"He has been in Maharashtra politics, national politics for such a long time. Maharashtra should have progressed so much during this time. He was also the agriculture minister. What our government has done for farmers, no other government has been able to do so far. That I can say with full confidence," Shinde said.
He said ₹6,000 is being given by the Centre and the state government is adding another ₹6,000 to it, making it ₹12,000 for farmers every year.
"They are getting crop insurance for free. There are so many schemes for farmers and our government gives them top priority," he said.
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