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Maharashtra opposition leader calls for CM's resignation over law and order
A senior opposition figure in Maharashtra has demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, citing deteriorating law and order following an attack on a political figure's family members. The incident occurred during a road construction dispute in rural Maharashtra.
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An opposition leader has intensified pressure on Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, calling for his removal over what he characterizes as a breakdown in public safety and rule of law in the state.
The demand follows an attack on Amay Ajit Save, 35, and his father during a confrontation over road construction work in Paithan taluka on September 10. The incident, which left the family members injured, has reignited concerns about law and order in the region and become a focal point for political criticism of the state administration.
The opposition figure cited the attack as emblematic of broader failures in maintaining public safety and resolving disputes peacefully. The incident in Paithan taluka, located in Aurangabad district, underscores tensions between local communities and development projects in rural areas of Maharashtra.
Government officials have not yet publicly responded to the resignation demand. The attack and subsequent political fallout highlight ongoing challenges facing Maharashtra's administration in managing civil disputes and ensuring citizen security in smaller towns and villages.