Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray deletes a documentary alleging connections between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and industrialist Gautam Adani from his social media, saying he acted after a request from Mumbai Police. The move is reported across multiple outlets, with Thackeray explaining his intention to bring a “serious issue” to public attention.
Outlets also describe the documentary’s stated authorship and Thackeray’s account of its earlier online reach. Free Press Journal adds that the film was made by Hotmail founder Sabir Bhatia, and that Thackeray previously shared related content and claims of monopoly concerns. The Hindu notes party context, reporting that some MNS leaders were surprised because the documentary was screened at a party shakha.
While the core fact—Thackeray’s deletion following a police request—is consistent across coverage, outlets differ in how much detail they include about the documentary’s origin, viewership claims, and internal party reactions. None of the provided summaries indicate a resolution of the underlying allegations, focusing instead on the deletion and immediate explanations.
