Shiv Sena mouthpiece 'Saamna' lauds Narayan Rane

Shiv Sena's mouthpiece 'Saamna' has been harsh in its criticism of the BJP in the past few days, especially of Narayan Rane. The editorial today however rare praise for Rane who on Sunday had said that he would do his best to bring golden days to the industrial sector of the state.

Mumbai (Maharashtra): Shiv Sena's mouthpiece 'Saamna' having taken a dig all these days against the BJP, has finally lauded Narayan Rane. The editorial stated it supports constructive work in Maharashtra, adding that it is a state that looks beyond politics and development. Rane on Sunday during the final leg of his 'Jan Ashirvad Yatra' had said that he would do his best to bring golden days to the industrial sector of the state. "It is everyone's duty to look after the interests of Maharashtra. Shri Rane took on a positive role on the last day of Jan Ashirwad Yatra," Saamana said.

BJP leader and Union Minister Rane had said that he would do his best for the development of the state and provide maximum employment opportunities for the youngsters in the state, adding that the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises has a large focus in this sector.

"There is fear in people's minds. But they have to go out to live. People have fallen into the pit of failure and despair and they have to light the extinguished lamps. This is not possible without jobs. The central government must lay emphasis on employment generation and for that new industries will have to be created. But the central government is running the government by selling government industries. China's economy is flourishing with small businesses, and the economic turnover of those small businesses runs into millions. The goods that China is sending to the Indian market can be created by Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises. Today we are getting diwali lamps, books, rubber bands, bathroom wares, fittings, key chains, glasses, hot-cold water thermos, including kumkum and bindi from China. Last year, there was a trade of $87 billion between India and China, and the latter accounts for 67 per cent of our total imports," Saamna in its editorial mentioned, adding that Minister Rane can revive the country's economy and employment opportunities by establishing these industries in India.

"What he (Rane) should have said at the beginning of the journey, he said at the end! Maharashtra is a state that looks beyond development, beyond political differences. Maharashtra is also recovering from the economic crisis caused by Coronavirus. Whichever minister of Maharashtra will be in the centre. It is everyone's duty to look towards the interest of the state. Thackeray's leadership is strong. Ajit Pawar is also knowledgeable as Finance Minister. The darkness of ignorance never covered Maharashtra, and hope Union Minister Rane as he says, brings achche din to the state!" the editorial states.