Sanjay Raut claims Modi will not remain Prime Minister after April-May
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Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut says big events will occur at the Centre in April and May, and backs Raj Thackeray's claim that the BJP will lose power.
Thackeray faction MP Sanjay Raut has claimed that big events will take place at the Centre in the months of April and May, and that Narendra Modi will no longer be Prime Minister. Raut made the remark while speaking to the media. His claim has caused a stir in political circles.
Earlier, MNS president Raj Thackeray had claimed that the BJP government would go from the Centre and the states. According to Raj Thackeray, this will happen, and the BJP's journey of decline has already begun. Raut has backed Raj Thackeray's claim.
Raut said there is restlessness in the government. According to him, those in government have reached the thinking that they should now pack their bags, yet they are making a last effort. Raut said this government will have to go. He said big events will occur in the country by April and May. According to Raut, he has been saying repeatedly that Narendra Modi will not remain the country's Prime Minister, and there are various grounds for this.
Raut said he was the one who gave the April-May timeline, and others later came to like it. He said he has been saying this from the very beginning. According to Raut, the conclusion comes from the assessments he makes while sitting in Delhi. He said Modi may stretch it out until May, but will then tire and leave.
Raut also reacted to the reported tapping of Rahul Gandhi's phone. He said, "Whose phone is not tapped in this country?" According to Raut, perhaps even the President's phone is tapped. He said the phones of Rajnath Singh, Devendra Fadnavis, Eknath Shinde, Sunetra Pawar and Yogi Adityanath may also be getting tapped.
Raut said nobody trusts Modi and Shah, and this is how a dictator behaves. According to him, this is why their phones are also being tapped. He said the phones of Army officers are probably tapped too, so he is not surprised that Rahul Gandhi's phone was tapped.
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