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CM Eknath Shinde Calls Renaming Of Aurangabad And Other Cities Illegal, Will Decide Legally

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July 15, 2022

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Yet another twist in the political drama of Maharashtra. On Friday, CM Eknath Shinde called the past government's decision of changing the names of the cities Aurangabad and Osmanabad illegal. Last month, Uddhav Thackeray changed the name of Aurangabad to 'Sambhaji Nagar' and Osmanabad to 'Dharashiv' before he resigned. In a Press Conference on Friday, CM Eknath Shinde said, "Only when we switched to Hindutva, They (Thackeray Sena) decided to change the name of Aurangabad to Sambhaji Nagar in an illegal Cabinet." The Uddhav Sena had made these changes in their last cabinet, which Eknath calls illegal, and said he will decide it legally. For more updates, Keep watching Mirror Now.

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