Extremist Hindu party Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray’s granddaughter Neha Gupta married a Gujarati Muslim in Mumbai on December 4, media reports said. Neha is the daughter of Bal Thackeray’s eldest son late Bindumadhav. Neha, 25, has married Muhammad Nabi, 27, son of an old friend of Bindumadhav and Raj Thackeray. The marriage has further cemented the family’s bond with the MNS leader. The entire family, excluding Bal Thackeray, attended the wedding at Hotel Taj Lands End. Neha’s mother Madhavi Thackeray welcomed guests like Manohar Joshi, Ram Kadam, Ashish Shelar, Gopal Shetty, Nitin Sardesai and wife Swati, Mangesh Sangle, Shirish Parkar, Shishir Shinde and others. Raj Thackeray, too, attended the reception, along with his wife and sons, reports said.
Being a Hindu extremist is all publicity stunt. Their real religion is money. These are old tactics and having their children married to extremely rich families is what they truly aim. "Strengthened the ties" actually means having a long term business relationship signed.
Mumbai:** Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray’s granddaughter Neha married a Gujarati guy in Mumbai on December 4, sources said.
Neha is the daughter of Bal Thackeray’s eldest son late Bindumadhav. Neha has married Manan, son of an old friend of Bindumadhav and Raj Thackeray.
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The marriage has further cemented the family’s bond with the MNS leader.
**The entire family, excluding Bal Thackeray, attended the wedding at Hotel Taj Lands End. Neha’s mother Madhavi Thackeray welcomed guests like Manohar Joshi, Ram Kadam, Ashish Shelar, Gopal Shetty, Nitin Sardesai and wife Swati, Mangesh Sangle, Shirish Parkar, Shishir Shinde and others.
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Raj Thackeray, too, attended the reception, along with his wife and sons, reports said.
Meanwhile, there is a speculation in media circles that the Thackeray’s son-in-law converted to Hinduism sometime back, but the family has denied the reports.
Being a Hindu extremist is all publicity stunt. Their real religion is money. These are old tactics and having their children married to extremely rich families is what they truly aim. "Strengthened the ties" actually means having a long term business relationship signed.
While this is true, the same reasoning is never afforded to so called "muslim extremists".
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