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Rahul Gandhi a general secretary of Congress.

Recently, a shiv Sena stepped up its attack on this young leader. Mr. Rahul Gandhi is being targeted by shiv Sena for "Mumbai for all Indian remarks" they called him frustrated and raking up by the Congress president Sonia Gandhi. They said how can a foreigner being the Indian leader. Shiv Sena chief bal Thackeray said to his editorial team of sammna. The Prince of Congress is totally frustrated and insulted marathis. This is the comment given by shiv sena chief. He said mumbai is not dharamshala where anybody can come and can stay. according to the chief only marathis can stay in maharasthra. 

We should come together and ask these Shiv Sena peoples, that where were they when this 26/11 happened? Passing a comment is easy rather facing the problem.

A big dispute between shiv Sena and Rahul Gandhi still he is visiting to Mumbai on coming Friday. He is not going to listen to anybody. The leader should be like him only. Confirmation of his trip is being made by congress party.

Bal Thackeray threatened Rahul Gandhi to be out of mumbai’s troubles. As sources the congress party members are scared a little about the Rahul Gandhi security. A comment was passed by Bal Thackeray about Rahul that of course, Mumbai is for Indians but not for Italians. He should know Rahul is a son of our favorite former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. He said Mumbai belongs to Marathi people only then should we separate the Mumbai from India if they don’t think they are Indians. Mumbai is in India and we all are Indian, so we do have rights to go anywhere in India and nobody have rights to stop Indians.

Rahul Gandhi criticized the shiv Sena unwarned attacks on north Indians, which is not good. We are living in India, and it is the complete one India from north to south and west to east. We all have complete rights to go anywhere and live anywhere and do work anywhere.

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