- Thackeray brothers unite for student protests in Mumbai.
- Tiranga Rally on Friday led by Aditya and Amit Thackeray.
- Joint march by Uddhav and Raj Thackeray on July 26.
Jagran Correspondent, Mumbai: Amid the ongoing protests over the paper leak across the nation, the Thackeray brothers, Uddhav and Raj Thackeray, are again set to share a common stage after months. The young generation of the Thackeray family will hold a "Tiranga Rally" on Friday in support of the protesting students. The rally will be followed by a joint march on July 26 under the leadership of Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray and Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) president Raj Thackeray.
Tiranga Rally On Friday
The Thackeray brothers have organized the campaign to draw the government's attention to students' issues, irregularities in the examination system, the admission process, and an alleged lack of employment opportunities. As per the reports, a Tiranga Rally will be held on Friday under the leadership of Aditya and Amit Thackeray.
A large number of students, young voters, and supporters are expected to attend the rally. The organisers, while providing details, stated that the rally aims to raise public awareness about student issues and to convey their demands to the government.
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Uddhav-Raj To Lead March
Uddhav and Raj Thackeray will jointly lead a protest on July 26 following the Tiranga Rally to raise the issue of paper leak. This protest is expected to include office bearers, workers, students, and a large number of youths from both the parties.
The Thackeray brothers are likely to demand concrete action on the paper leak and other issues related to the education and examination system through the march. The campaign will also demand transparency in the examination process and protection of students' interests.
The campaign is being closely watched in Maharashtra as the Thackeray brothers are sharing a stage a few months after the civic body polls. Earlier, they joined hands for the first time in two decades to contest the local elections. Earlier on Tuesday, Uddhav Thackeray visited the Jantar Mantar protest sites to support the students, led by the CJP.