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Solpurkar expressed regret to humiliate Shivaji Maharaj’s supporters, known as Shivpraimis, after using the word ‘bribe’ to describe the migration of the king
BJP MP Udayanje Bhosle condemned Marathi actor Rahul Solapurkar’s remarks, saying that such persons should be stoned for “shot” or “death.”
Marathi actor Rahul Solapurkar on Wednesday aroused a controversy claiming that Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj ran away from Agra with a bribe to the chieftains of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, especially from BJP MP Udayanaraje Bhosle, a strong backlash, which is a Martha Raja’s Martha Raja There is a descendant.
Bhosle condemned Solapurkar’s comments, saying that such persons should be stoned for “shot” or “death.” Another BJP MLA, Suresh Dhas called the actor to face physically.
In a video message, Solpurkar is known as Shivaji Maharaj’s supporters after using the word ‘bribe’ to describe the king’s migration. He clarified that his intention was to insult the legendary warrior at any time.
However, Bhosle demanded that Solpurkar be tried for treason, questioned the actor’s right to make derogatory remarks about the 17th -century Maratha warrior. He said, “I think such people should be shot where they are found or die.”
The BJP MP also announced a plan to take action against Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union Home Minister Amit Shah to take action against Solpurkar.
Solapurkar had earlier claimed in an interview that Shivaji Maharaj could not escape from Agra in a “sweet box”, as it was often mentioned in history, but to secure his freedom and even the chieftains and even Aurangzeb’s Aurangzeb to secure their freedom Wife was also bribed.
In response to increasing protests, members of the unbroken Maratha Samaj gathered at the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute in Pune, where Solapurkar is a trustee. He demanded the removal of him from the situation, and in a work of protest, hit his poster with shoes.
The Pune Police has increased security outside Solpurkar’s residence in Kothrud in view of the ongoing backlash.
(With input from PTI)
