Nana Patole Says He Can ‘Kill Modi’, MLC BJP Files Police Case

Nagpur: A police complaint has been filed against Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole after a video clip surfaced against him, In which Nana Patole can be heard saying that he can kill PM Modi.

Along with this, Bharatiya Janata Party has opposed this comment. After which party MLC Chandrashekhar Bawankule has lodged the complaint. Nana later clarified that he was talking about a village goon named Modi, not the PM.

But Bharatiya Janata Party did not agree at all. The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, the party’s youth wing, has also burnt an effigy of Pato-le. And has also demanded his arrest for his remarks, In which the PM was allegedly targeted. Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha members have gathered near the cotton market in Nagpur. And display banners and placards against Nana.

They have raised slogans of Modi’s supporters. State General Secretary of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha Shivani Dani Wakhare has said that Nana has insulted their leader and PM of this country. Such statements are completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated at all.

Security of PM Modi can also be threatened

After registering a complaint with Kuhi police station, Chandrashekhar has also said that Nana remarks are completely unpardonable.

Look at the words…. Nana has said that he can kill Modi. And can also use abusive words against the PM. This statement of his can also cause a lot of trouble and the security of the PM can also be threatened.

Making this very clear in a video released after this controversy, Nana said that he did not mean the PM at all. He has said that all of you have seen that video clip. In which he is surrounded by many people. And this was only during the election campaign. Their people were complaining to him about a goon named Modi and also asking for help. Because of this, he said that if he disturbs the civilians then he can kill that goon. His statement was only about the troubleshooter of a village, not about PM Modi at all.

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