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Shiv Sena slams Pankaja Munde for clicking selfies in drought-hit Latur

Shiv Sena criticised Maharashtra’s rural development and water conservation minister Pankaja Munde for taking selfies next to canals during her visit to drought-hit Latur district on Sunday, saying the ministers should watch their actions.

Updated on: Apr 18, 2016, 14:28:53 IST
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Shiv Sena criticised Maharashtra’s rural development and water conservation minister Pankaja Munde for taking selfies next to canals during her visit to drought-hit Latur district on Sunday, saying the ministers should watch their actions.

Pankaja Munde posted this selfie with a "trench of said barrage Manjara" on Sunday during her visit to the drought-hit Latur district of Maharashtra. (Twitter/@pankajamunde)
Pankaja Munde posted this selfie with a "trench of said barrage Manjara" on Sunday during her visit to the drought-hit Latur district of Maharashtra. (Twitter/@pankajamunde)

“Maharashtra is facing severe drought in the state. Women and even kids are going far away for getting water. Even the Shiv Sena is also doing lot of work in those drought-hit areas. And in such a serious situation, the ministers are clicking selfies,” Shiv Sena leader Manisha Kayande told ANI on Monday.

“It is unfortunate that a minister went and clicked selfies in drought hit Latur. I think they should watch their actions before doing such things. I think that Pankaja Munde should have avoided this,” she added.

Some of Munde’s selfies with the farmers under distress have gone viral on the social media for which she is also criticised and trolled by other users.

 
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