Maharashtra Navnirman Sena supremo Raj Thackeray has been granted bail by a Belapur court on Saturday, February 6, in the Vashi Toll Naka vandalism case. The court had, on January 28, issued a warrant against Raj Thackeray in this case.
Previously summons and warrants were also issued against Raj Thackeray in 2018 and 2020. However, Raj Thackeray did not appear in court despite being asked to do so several times. Therefore, now the Belapur court has issued a warrant against Raj Thackeray and was asked to appear on or before February 6.
After Raj Thackeray's provocative speech in Vashi on January 6, 2014, MNS workers had vandalised the Vashi toll plaza. It is alleged that Raj Thackeray's speech on January 6, 2014, in Vashi was provocative. Lawyer Devlal Prasad had on September 27, 2012, filed the case against Raj Thackeray for his alleged inflammatory speech against the people of Bihar. He is also accused of vandalising the Vashi toll plaza by MNS activists after that speech.
Moreover, last month, Raj Thackeray was asked to be present for the hearing at the Dindoshi Court after Amazon filed a complaint stating that the posters were damaged by party leaders and also vandalised the offices in Mumbai and Pune.
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Meanwhile, the security of MNS president Raj Thackeray has recently been reduced by the state government. Raj Thackeray's Z level security has been removed and he has been given Y + security. However, the MNS workers had expressed their displeasure over this.
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