Mumbai Worli Political Updates: Aaditya ThackerayThousands of workers from Aaditya Thackeray’s Worli constituency have joined the Shinde group. Yuva Sena chief Aaditya Thackeray has suffered a major setback in Worli. Hundreds of Shiv Sainiks from Worli have joined the Shinde group. Hundreds of Shiv Sainiks have joined the Shinde group on the eve of Dussehra gathering. Shiv Sena, NCP and MNS workers have joined the Shinde group. The officials reacted that Shinde was joining the group because of Aaditya Thackeray’s lack of attention to the coastal road. On this occasion, the workers brought a special bow and arrow bouquet for the Chief Minister. The Chief Minister addressed the workers present on the occasion. But at that time he was very confused.
Chief Minister Eknath Shinde (CM Eknath Shinde) said, “You have come here in such large numbers, I welcome you. Let’s solve all the issues. We are going to solve all the problems. We are going to solve all the problems of the teachers. Teachers are the future of India, making the younger generation. Working. Teachers are second only to parents. That’s why on the occasion of Diwali, we have decided for them.” Also speaking further, the Chief Minister has assured Eknath Shinde that he will solve all the problems of teachers with the Seventh Pay Commission.
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Chief Minister’s confusion regarding the number of teachers and schools
But it was seen assuring the teachers that the Chief Minister was quite confused. Chief Minister Shinde flouted the number of schools and teachers, promising to resolve all issues with the Seventh Pay Commission. The Chief Minister mentioned 104 teachers instead of 104 schools. At that time the workers present under the stage reminded the Chief Minister that there are 104 schools, not teachers. After this, the Chief Minister rectified his mistake by asking the people present with him and continued the conversation with the people present there. After that the Chief Minister told the audience that I will not talk in detail, but we will hold a meeting and then decide everything.
Speaking further, the Chief Minister told the audience that, “This government is your government, the government of the common people. Complete unfinished tasks. There will be no balance. This is going to be our effort. Now as Chief Minister, I consider myself a common man. This government is for you. Your problems are our problems, your problems are our problems.
