Maharashtra Police on alert due to Raj Thackeray's warning, everyone's holidays canceled

New Delhi. Maharashtra Police has come on alert after MNS chief Raj Thackeray's warning. He has canceled all his police force holidays. Have been instructed to be alert and ready to deal with any emergency. Maharashtra DGP Rajneesh Seth has given this information to NDTV. He said that Maharashtra Police is fully alert and ready to deal with any emergency. He said that MNS chief Raj Thackeray's speeches were being probed and if needed legal action would be taken against him.

30 thousand home guards deployed

Seth said, “Police is fully prepared to maintain law and order. Strict action will be taken against anyone who tries to take law and order in their hands. Rajneesh Seth was speaking on Raj Thackeray's deadline of 3rd. He said that the state police is on alert and ready mode. He said that the state police has the ability to maintain law and order in any way possible. Rajneesh Seth said, “Police will be responsible for maintaining law and order and no one will be allowed to take law in their hands.” "Strict legal action will be taken against anyone who creates disturbance in law and order," he said. Seth appealed to all the people for peace. Since all the policemen have been alerted, their leave has also been cancelled. Not only this, 87 companies of State Reserve Police Force and 30 thousand personnel of Home Guard have been deployed in the state.

considering legal action

Raj Thackeray addressed a rally in Aurangabad on May 1. In this rally, he had warned that if the loudspeakers are not removed from the mosques by May 3, then we are not responsible for whatever our men will do. He said that we do not know what will happen on May 4. Raj Thackeray had said in Aurangabad rally if anything happens after May 3, we will not be responsible for it. Raj Thackeray had also said that if these people do not understand with love, then we will show them the power of Maharashtra. After the order of the state police chief, Aurangabad police has registered a case against Raj Thackeray, considering this speech as inflammatory. Police Chief Rajnish Seth has told that if the speech is found to be objectionable then the police can consider legal action.