Shinde emphasized that Modi’s administration has consistently honored the founder of Hindavi Swarajya, citing the incorporation of the royal seal into the Indian Navy’s flag as evidence. He insisted that the specific circumstances surrounding the placement of the Prime Minister’s photograph require a closer look to determine if the display was appropriate. According to Shinde, the administration remains committed to ensuring that Shivaji Maharaj is accorded his proper place in all government offices and public spaces.
The controversy ignited after Amit Thackeray removed portraits from a Pune college office, arguing they were positioned at the same level as the Maratha icon. MNS leader Mahindra Bhanushali defended the action, claiming that no contemporary leader should be equated with the historical figure. While BJP supporters expressed outrage over the removal, MNS workers have remained defiant, challenging their political opponents to address the perceived breach of protocol directly.
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