Raj Thackeray's Leader Big Demand Regarding Aurangzeb Grave, Will CM Fadnavis Agree | 'We Marathas have buried Aurangzeb here which came to end us' ... This big leader made a shocking claim?

Aurangzeb Tomb Controversy Update: For a long time, there has been tension in Maharashtra with the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb. Especially after the release of Chhava, Aurangzeb is trending on the day. Nagpur is being heard and heard a lot about the riots before and after it. Now in this episode, on Tuesday, a demand was made about the tomb of Aurangzeb, the king, in some other places including Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Raj Thackeray’s party has demanded a major leader of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) that Chhatrapati Sambhaji (Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar) should not spend government money on the maintenance of the tomb of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb in the district.

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This demand has come at a time when right -wing organizations are demanding the removal of the tomb. A local delegation of Raj Thackeray -led party submitted a memorandum to Collector Dilip Swamy and listed five demands related to the grave protected by the Archaeological Survey of India in Khulabad in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district of Madhya Maharashtra.

MNS said that a board should be installed at the place on which it is written, ‘We Marathas have buried Aurangzeb here which came to finish us.’

CCTV monitoring and …

According to the memorandum, the decoration around the tomb should be removed and the area where this structure is, CCTV should be monitored. Also, government money should not be spent on the maintenance of structure. The party said that students of schools in the district should be sent on a tomb study tour so that they can know the history associated with the controversial medieval Mughal emperor.

This memorandum of MNS has come amid the demand of right -wing organizations to remove Aurangzeb’s tomb. Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Monday that people should like Mughal emperor Aurangzeb or not, but his grave is a protected monument, but no one will be allowed to glorify him. (Input: PTI)