Imtiaz Jaleel’s actions against Ramgiri Maharaj and Nitesh Rane:
- Imtiaz Jaleel’s Mission: AIMIM leader Imtiaz Jaleel is heading to Mumbai to demand action against Hindu seer Ramgiri Maharaj and BJP MLA Nitesh Rane for their alleged hate speech targeting Muslims.
- Public Meetings: Nitesh Rane addressed public meetings in Shrirampur and Topkhana, Ahmednagar, on September 1, supporting Ramgiri Maharaj.
- Derogatory Remarks: Ramgiri Maharaj allegedly made derogatory remarks about Islam and Prophet Muhammad, sparking controversy.
- Multiple Cases: Several cases have been registered against Nitesh Rane in Maharashtra for his speeches allegedly targeting Muslims.
- Constitution Copies: Jaleel plans to gift copies of the Constitution to ruling Mahayuti leaders and senior police officials in Maharashtra during his visit.
- Tiranga Samvidhan Rally: Jaleel launched the ‘Tiranga Samvidhan’ rally to Mumbai via the Samruddhi Expressway, emphasizing the importance of constitutional values.
- Cultural Reminder: Jaleel aims to remind the government of Maharashtra’s cultural heritage, citing figures like Phule, Shahu Maharaj, Ambedkar, and Shivaji Maharaj.
- Route Change: Initially planning to travel via Gangapur and Vaijapur, Jaleel altered his route to avoid potential conflicts with a pro-Hindutva march.
- Community Support: A large number of supporters from Nanded and other regions joined Jaleel’s rally.
- Appeal for Participation: Jaleel has appealed to people across Maharashtra to join his rally at various points along the Samruddhi Expressway.
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