Raj Thackeray predicts BJP will lose power at Centre and in states in Facebook post

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) president Raj Thackeray has made a prediction about the BJP for the first time. He wrote it in a Facebook post that is spreading rapidly on social media.

The opposition has made such predictions repeatedly before. It has been said at times that the BJP would lose power at the Centre in April, and at other times that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would step down in May. It has also been said that Union Home Minister Amit Shah would not become prime minister, and that Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis would have to leave the chief minister's post and would get the post of deputy prime minister. Since then, there has been talk on whether big political upheaval is coming in the country. Thackeray's post has now intensified that talk.

In his post, Thackeray cited the Gen Z protest. According to him, the BJP's journey out of power, from the Centre to the states, has begun after the Gen Z protest in Delhi. He predicted that this would happen soon.

Thackeray wrote that the BJP and its guardians have become badly rattled. He said that once they are thrown out of power, the ghosts of everything done in the last 14 years will be on their necks. According to him, BJP leaders fear exactly this. He also said that whatever is to happen to them will happen.

Thackeray also attacked the BJP over the Chhath Puja controversy. He said winning the Uttar Pradesh elections has become difficult for the BJP, which is why it has laid the Chhath Puja trap. According to him, when the BJP feels an election is slipping away, it adopts the policy of divide and rule. He therefore appealed to MNS workers to be careful and not to fall into any trap set by the BJP.

Thackeray alleged that the BJP has ruined the condition of the country and destroyed its brotherhood and tolerance. According to him, the same is happening in Maharashtra. He alleged that in Maharashtra, everything from land to forests is being put into the lap of a single industrialist, and whatever is visible in the state is being given to that industrialist.

Thackeray wrote that all this is happening before our eyes, yet we do not get angry. According to him, this anger must be let out at the right time, and staying silent will not do. He also said that this is Shivaji's Maharashtra.