Drunk, shirtless MNS leader's son abuses woman, flaunts father's clout
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In the video,
, son of MNS leader Javed Shaikh, was seen rabidly abusing the woman, who confronted him for hitting her vehicle.
Rahil Shaikh, who presumably seemed under the influence of alcohol, was heard threatening the woman about his father's political position.
Hitting out at the MNS, Shiv Sena leader
asked if MNS workers were "attacking Hindus under pressure from these very Muslims".
"Drunk. Half-naked. The son of an MNS leader was hurling abuses at a Marathi-speaking woman. And on top of that, flaunting his father's influence. This is the true face of those who claim to protect Marathi pride. Are MNS workers attacking Hindus under pressure from these very Muslims?" asked Nirupam on X.
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