Vilas Rupawate to Lead Protest Against Mahayuti Government for Justice to the Poor – Accuses Government of Betraying the Underprivileged

Vilas Rupawate to Protest Again for Justice for the Poor – Serious Allegations Against the Mahayuti Government

Mumbai – Vilas Rupawate, who has been fighting for the rights of Maharashtra's poor, underprivileged, oppressed, and distressed communities, is set to take to the streets once again. He has accused the government of snatching food from the mouths of the poor to benefit the wealthy elite for its own selfish gains. "How will the Mahayuti government atone for this sin?" questioned Vilas Rupawate.

Vilas Rupawate stated firmly, "I will launch another protest to ensure justice for poor women. If the government thinks that I will stop because the police have served me a notice under Section 107, they are mistaken. I am not a criminal; on the contrary, the government has deliberately tried to frame me with false charges. The government is trying to find ways to put me in jail by charging me under various sections of the law. But I will not back down from this injustice."

"The Government is Suppressing Protests with an Authoritarian Approach"

Vilas Rupawate further stated, "Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar has given me the constitutional right to protest democratically. If the Mahayuti government tries to suppress this protest using an authoritarian approach, the truth will ultimately prevail."

History has shown that whenever Vilas Rupawate has raised his voice against the government, the ruling administration has faced serious challenges. "The government will face the wrath of the poor. The ministers' wisdom will be clouded, and internal conflicts within the government will begin," warned Vilas Rupawate.

"Return the Money of Poor Women – Or Face the Consequences"

Vilas Rupawate directly warned the government, saying, "Return the money of poor women, or Devendraji, Ajitji, and Shindeji—you will have to face the consequences."

"New Government Dialogue – The Power of the Poor's Blessings is Greater"

Vilas Rupawate referenced a famous dialogue from the movie Deewar to make his point. "The government tells Vilas Rupawate, ‘Stop protesting against us. We have the police, ED, CBI, income tax, and other agencies—we can put you in jail.’ To this, Vilas Rupawate replies, ‘You may have all that power, but I have the blessings of the poor mothers of Maharashtra.’"

"Blessings of Goddess Tulja Bhavani and Goddess Yelama Are with Us"

Vilas Rupawate also stated that he is backed by the blessings of Goddess Tulja Bhavani and Goddess Yelama's devotees. Therefore, he is determined to fight until the poor get justice.

It remains to be seen what impact Vilas Rupawate's renewed protest will have on the Mahayuti government. The stage seems set for another major showdown on the streets of Maharashtra in the fight for the rights of the poor.