The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena launched its “Selfie with Gyanu” campaign outside Shivtirth, the Thackeray family residence in Mumbai, after conducting a signature campaign.

MNS leader Sandeep Deshpande said the campaign was designed to send a direct message to Gyanesh. He also said the party wanted people to express their grievances about what he described as the “atrocities of election commission”.

Deshpande said: “I think, we think, you all think that Gyanesh should go home. Gyanesh, it's done bro. And just to pass this message to Gyanu, we have started this campaign, and we want people to express their grievances against the atrocities of election commission.”

What the campaign involves

The campaign combines the “Selfie with Gyanu” initiative with the earlier signature campaign. The activity is taking place outside Shivtirth, identified as the Thackeray family residence.

According to Deshpande, the campaign is intended to allow people to communicate their grievances and reinforce the message directed at Gyanesh. His remarks did not provide further details about the signature campaign or identify additional organisers.

Conclusion

The MNS has started the campaign outside Shivtirth after a signature drive, with Deshpande presenting it as a platform for grievances directed at the election commission and a call for Gyanesh to go home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What campaign has the MNS launched?

The MNS has launched the “Selfie with Gyanu” campaign.

Q. Where is the campaign taking place?

It is taking place outside Shivtirth in Mumbai, identified as the Thackeray family residence.

Q. Who spoke about the campaign?

MNS leader Sandeep Deshpande spoke about the initiative.

Q. What preceded the campaign?

The campaign followed a signature campaign.

Q. What does the campaign seek to communicate?

Deshpande said it seeks to communicate grievances about what he called the “atrocities of election commission”.

Q. What did Deshpande say about Gyanesh?

He said that Gyanesh should go home and that the message was being conveyed through the campaign.