Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray on Tuesday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his policies including demonetisation, saying it does not matter how wide his chest is, but he should have a heart inside.
"I had good relations with Narendrabhai. There is no personal enmity, but when you find that his policy is causing damage to the country, then one has to oppose...Modiji is not my enemy, but I have the right to say what is good and what is bad," he said in an interview to India TV.
Hitting out at the Centre's demonetisation move, the Shiv Sena chief said no affluent person died because of 'notebandi'. "Did affluent people die because of notebandi? Nearly 200 persons lost their lives while standing in the queues. One of them was a jawan of BSF," he said.