Taking a dig at former MP Navneet Rana regarding the number of children in Hindu families, Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar said that Hindus should definitely have four children, but two or three of them should be left at former MP Navneet Rana’s house.

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Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar has mocked former MP Navneet Rana over her comments regarding the number of children Hindu families should have. A ​​cleric had stated that even 19 children were not enough. In response, Navneet Rana had said that Hindus should also have three or four children. Now, mocking Navneet Rana’s statement, Vijay Wadettiwar said that people should have three or four children and then leave two or three of them at Navneet Rana’s house for her to raise.

Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar said, “Hindus should definitely have four children. This should be supported, but two or three of these children should be left at former MP Navneet Rana’s house, and they should be told to raise them and respect her words.”

What did he say about the Uddhav-Raj duo?
Regarding the alliance between Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray, Congress Legislative Party leader Vijay Wadettiwar said, “We are happy that the two brothers have come together. There is no question of us expressing any sorrow about this. We had an alliance with Uddhav ji and Pawar Saheb, it was there yesterday, it is there today, and it will continue in the future. We have never hesitated to contest elections with them. As for MNS’s entry, we have made our position clear. We want to contest separately, our decision has been made, so we don’t think that the two brothers coming together will make any difference to us. We will fight independently, we will contest the elections independently, and we are confident that we will get good results.”

What did he say about the alliance with Uddhav?
When asked whether the Congress would form an alliance with Uddhav Thackeray in areas where the Uddhav Thackeray-MNS alliance does not exist, in other municipal corporation areas, Vijay Wadettiwar replied that discussions are underway at the local level. Congress’s local leaders are discussing this in many places. It seems that in many corporations, this alliance has already been formed.

BJP targeted
Responding to a question about the banners in Mumbai that read “If you divide North Indians, you will be beaten,” the Congress leader said, “What is this ‘If you divide, you will be cut’? This is also an emotion. The Bharatiya Janata Party is very good at using such slogans to suit its convenience. Gujarat has complete control over Mumbai; they want to seize Mumbai. There is no question of supporting such banners. What is the intention of those who put up the banners? Some people put up such banners to create distance between two communities, between two religions. They talk about instigating fights among people. There is only politics in this; they are using banners to gain political advantage.”