Missing MLA: The Untold Story of Political Discontent
Shrinivas Vanga, a Shiv Sena MLA from Palghar, went missing after being denied a party ticket for the Maharashtra assembly polls. Vanga expressed regret for supporting Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. His family, concerned about his mental state, hasn't filed a police report. Elections are set for November 20.
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Shrinivas Vanga, a sitting MLA from Palghar representing the Shiv Sena, has reportedly gone missing, causing unrest among his family. This development comes after Vanga was denied a party ticket for the forthcoming Maharashtra assembly elections.
Family members have expressed concern over both his safety and mental well-being, though they have yet to file any formal complaint with the police. Vanga has been unreachable since Monday evening. His emotional state deteriorated after he publicly regretted his support for Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.
Videos of Vanga's emotional responses have surfaced on social media. Despite assurances of a potential role in the state legislative council from CM Shinde, Vanga's fate remains uncertain as the elections approach on November 20.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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