In a recent statement, Uddhav Thackeray, the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, took a dig at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for its handling of the economic repercussions of the imminent US tariffs. Thackeray accused the BJP of neglecting the economic challenges facing the country and instead focusing on stoking Hindu-Muslim tensions, even after securing a third term in the Centre. He went on to challenge the BJP, suggesting that if the party harbored animosity towards Muslims, it should consider removing the green color from its flag. Thackeray’s comments come amidst escalating political tensions in India and highlight the ongoing debate surrounding religious and economic issues in the country. Thackeray’s criticism adds to the existing discourse on the BJP’s policies and priorities, particularly in relation to economic strategies and communal relationships. The Chief Minister’s remarks are likely to fuel further discussions and debates within the political landscape of India, as different parties and leaders continue to navigate complex socio-political issues.