MNS Leader Amit Thackeray’s Car Blocked On Samruddhi Highway : Activists Vandalise Sinnar Toll Booth
In a shocking incident on the Samruddhi Highway in Nashik, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena’s leader Amit Thackeray’s car was blocked, following which the aggressive MNS workers vandalised the booth. The incident occurred in the middle of the night while Amit Thackeray was returning from his North Maharashtra tour.
Amit Thackeray, the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) leader, had been on a five-day tour of North Maharashtra, meeting workers in various cities such as Dhule, Nandurbar, and Ahmednagar. On his way back to Mumbai, a major confrontation took place when his car was stopped at the toll plaza on Samruddhi Highway.
Around 2.30 am, the toll booth at Gonde Fata in Sinnar taluka was broken by MNS Nashik City President Dilip Dater and his supporters. Amit Thackeray’s convoy was halted at the Gonde toll booth, leading to angry MNS office bearers vandalizing the toll booth in protest.
According to reports, Amit Thackeray’s car was forcefully stopped at the toll booth for half an hour, which triggered the vandalism. The entire Samruddhi toll booth suffered extensive damage during the incident.
The situation escalated further when it was revealed that Amit Thackeray’s fast tag had been blacklisted, adding fuel to the fire. Supporters of Raj Thackeray also joined in the protest by raising slogans on behalf of Maharashtra Navnirman Sena. During the vandalism, the supporters issued a warning that such incidents would lead to further acts of vandalism in the future.
Authorities are investigating the incident and working towards restoring normalcy on the Samriddhi Highway. The confrontation has raised concerns over the safety and security of political leaders during their travels, and further actions are expected to address the situation.
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