Mumbai, Maharashtra: Shiv Sena spokesperson Sanjay Nirupam, reacting to the firing incident involving actor Tiger Shroff, says, “The firing at actor Tiger Shroff is shocking and concerning in itself, and we condemn it. I want to tell those who carried out the firing and claimed responsibility for it that Mumbai Police is in charge here; this is not a place where goons rule. They had earlier opened fire at Salman Khan’s balcony. All the accused were apprehended soon after. They opened fire outside Rohit Shetty’s house and fled, but they too were caught. And when Tiger Shroff was attacked, the shooter was apprehended within 24 hours. All those connected to this incident will also be caught…”

Mumbai, Maharashtra: Shiv Sena spokesperson Sanjay Nirupam says, ''The situation today is such that UBT chief Uddhav Thackeray is having to try to strengthen his political position by associating himself with the newly emerged young leaders of the Cockroach Janata Party. Deepak and his entire team are embroiled in so many controversies and have engaged in so much alleged fraud that it has now become very difficult for them to return and launch any kind of agitation...''

Mumbai, Maharashtra: Shiv Sena spokesperson Sanjay Nirupam says, "If we take France as an example, a student movement started there as well. It was reported that around 5 to 5.5 lakh students took to the streets to demand reforms in the education system, alongside other issues, and raised strong slogans against the government. If you look at the trend, a similar pattern began in Italy, then in Albania, and now there are attempts to initiate that same trend here in India. First, students were brought to the forefront under the name 'Gen Z', who knows where they came from, and while their sentiments should be respected, two global entities known for causing unrest around the world are using them as a shield..."

Mumbai, Maharashtra: Shiv Sena spokesperson Sanjay Nirupam says, "Sanjay Raut and many opposition leaders like him are drawing inspiration from the unrest happening in Europe. They want people to take to the streets, create chaos, commit looting, and resort to arson. Sanjay Raut should be ashamed of posting a video of Albania on his Twitter handle. In Albania, people allegedly engaged in widespread arson against their government, burning several state buildings, creating a rebel-like situation. By sharing such a burning video of Albania, Sanjay Raut is implying that here too, the Supreme Court is siding with the Prime Minister, just like what happened there before people turned against their court..."

Mumbai, Maharashtra: Shiv Sena spokesperson Sanjay Nirupam says, "Those who couldn't even save their own party, how will they bring about a change of power? One person who set out to bring about a regime change suddenly went off to Vietnam for a vacation. The rest of them said, 'Everyone, go back to your homes now; there is no need for any protest.' Basically, this whole movement by the opposition was launched with the intent of spreading anarchy in the country, but the people of this nation rejected it, and gradually, the movement came to an end..''