In Maharashtra, Shiv Sena operates within the government structure while unrelated incidents unfold, including a stand-up comedy performance by Kunal Kamra and threats against him from Manisha Kayande.
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Updated Jun 30
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What happened
In Maharashtra, Shiv Sena operates within the government structure while unrelated incidents unfold, including a stand-up comedy performance by Kunal Kamra and threats against him from Manisha Kayande.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Maharashtra
state in the western and central peninsular region of India
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Shiv Sena
political party of India
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Kunal Kamra
Indian stand-up comedian
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Manisha Kayande
Indian politician
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- Congress fielded candidates and Anil Sole filed as an independent candidate in Maharashtra.
- Sanjay Shirsat serves as a minister in the state government of Maharashtra.