Raj Thackeray - Modern Day Hitler

INSTIGATOR - MURDERER-Raj Thackeray VICTIM, Dharma Dev Rai
CO-CONSPIRATOR,Vilas Rao Deshmukh
Let me introduce you to the three actors above.
Mr Vilas Rao Deshmukh, is the Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Like Nero, he smiles, while Maharshtra burns with the hate generated by actor no 2.

Raj Thackeray, a modern day Hitler. When Hitler started tormenting the Jews intitially the whole of Europe just looked on as it did not involve them. It was only when his ambitions became too big for his boots, they realized the gravity of the madnees of the man and the world was sucked into the second world war.
Similarly, when this imbecile first ranted against the Bacchans for a very minor matter, the rest of India looked on thinking it was just a matter for the Bacchans. Having tasted blood, thinking that he could get away with anything he has now targetted a whole race, the Biharis. Our Neros in Delhi, just look on to see that their Maharashtra vote bank is not disturbed. The malise is too deep and unless nipped in the bud, the whole of India will be engulfed in the flames.

Dharam Dev Rai, the victim, was on his way home when he was killed by Maharastrians just because he came from Bihar.

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Mumbai, Oct. 29: Mistrust has added to the regional tension cleaving the city regarded as a cosmopolitan icon following the death of an Uttar Pradesh labourer after a scuffle on a local train yesterday.
The Maharashtra government, for the second time in 48 hours, had to order a high-level probe to inquire into the killing of Dharam Dev Rai, a 25-year-old migrant worker from Gorakhpur.
Rai died after being punched and kicked by a group of Marathi-speaking men on a suburban train in Thane yesterday afternoon following a row.
The government had announced a similar investigation on Monday night into the gunning down of Rahul Raj, a job-hunter from Patna, who took around 15 bus passengers hostage at gunpoint as he wanted to send a message to migrant-baiter Raj Thackeray.
Maharashtra deputy chief minister R.R. Patil denied Rai’s death was a hate crime and said the tragedy occurred after a scuffle over train seats, a statement later echoed by inspector-general (railways) K.P. Raghuvanshi, who is investigating the case.
“It is not a hate crime. It is pure goondaism,” the officer said, amid growing apprehension that any incident in Mumbai would now be seen as a hate crime.
Rai, who boarded the train at Khopoli, 111 km from Mumbai, was travelling with two relatives and a friend to the Kurla terminus to catch the Kushi Nagar Express to his hometown in Sant Kabir district of Uttar Pradesh.
According to the complaint at Karjat police station, a group of Marathi-speaking men asked them if they were “bhaiyyas” — a term often used as a derogatory reference to people from the north — and hearing a “yes”, severely thrashed them and ordered them out of the state. Rai, who bore the brunt of the assault before the attackers got down at Lowjee, the stop after Khopoli, lost consciousness and died in Dubey Hospital in Badlapur, three stations away.
Rai’s wife Deepmala, 23, is expecting their second child. The couple have a 13-month-old daughter. He worked in a steel factory in Khopoli and stayed in Vashi.
The Congress, sandwiched between its north India and Maharashtra allies, chose to take the middle path and issued “strong condemnations”.

The Congress is sandwiched between the demands from Lalu Prasad, Ram Vilas Paswan and Amar Singh to “act decisively” and suggestions from its Maharashtra leaders and ally, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), to not “overreact”. The Congress betrayed its dilemma by treading the safe path of issuing “strong condemnations”.
The BJP, too, is not in an envious position. Pulled by the Shiv Sena to one side and the Janata Dal (United) to the other, the BJP couldn’t make up its mind on which ally to swim with.
“They are two of our oldest and most trusted allies. We did a balancing act between keeping George Fernandes and Nitish Kumar together in the NDA. So we are sure we can pull off a similar feat again,” said Ravi Shankar Prasad, the BJP general secretary and spokesperson.
The Congress’s “Friday club”, which counts Manmohan Singh, Sonia Gandhi, Ahmed Patel, Shivraj Patil, A.K. Antony, Pranab Mukherjee and Arjun Singh as its members, met this evening instead of the designated day of the week to assess the situation in Maharashtra.
Sources said the leaders took “due note” of the “concerns” expressed by Lalu Prasad and Paswan, and Amar’s prod to them to pull out of the UPA.
The sources said the leaders questioned the “wisdom” of chief minister Vilasrao Deshmukh’s alleged strategy of covertly pumping up Raj Thackeray, hoping to split the Sena votes and help the Congress retain its turf. The leadership is already peeved with Deshmukh for dragging his feet on a panel’s proposals recommending action against those behind the 1993 riots.
But beyond despatching “advisories”, the Congress

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