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          Mumbai, Sep 2 (IANS) Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj   Thackeray Sunday took potshots at Hindi news channels and said that he would   shut them all down if they did not stop misquoting his speeches.
 |  "People from Hindi channels dole out news without understanding the issue. Such   channels should discontinue doing this, otherwise we will do what we can to stop   this game," Thackeray declared.
 He then joked about how the channels   would run "breaking news" about his "threat".
 
 "I am sure these channels   will be running "Breaking News"... "Raj Thackeray threatens to shut down Hindi   news channels," he said, gesturing wildly with his hands, mocking the news   channels.
 
 Speaking about the cases filed against him and the coverage of   it in the media, Thackeray claimed that he knew the law.
 
 "Don't issue me   threats claiming that you will file (criminal or defamation) cases against me. I   know of several laws that are broken every now and then. Should I also go to   court and sue those guilty," he questioned.
 
 Lashing out at Congress   General Secretary Digvijay Singh's remark that Thackeray's family too came   originally from Bihar, he said, "Digvijay Singh says anything that comes to his   mind, however irrelevant. He is someone the Congress keeps, to take the brunt of   all criticism."
 
 Thackeray, in a slapstick manner, retorted to Singh's   remark with a question: "So is Digvijay Singh's family from Sulabh Shauchalay   (public toilet)?"
 
 Last week, Thackeray had called Biharis in Maharashtra   "infiltrators" in reaction to reports of a letter from the Bihar chief secretary   warning Mumbai Police against picking up suspects from the state without first   informing local police.
 
 "How come most offenders are from Bihar,"   Thackeray asked, adding that there was no need for Bihari politicians to teach   Maharashtra the rules.
 
 Bringing up the matter of the cinema wing of   MNS's threat to disrupt shooting of a television programme featuring Pakistani   artistes, Thackeray said he did not favour the inclusion of Pakistani   performers.
 
 "I stand by my views. It is wrong to entertain Pakistani   artistes when we are not welcomed in their country," he said.
 
 Asha   Bhonsle is also a part of the show titled "Sur Kshetra" to be aired on Color and   Sahara channels.
 
 Last week, when Bhonsle said that she does not   understand politics, and that she considers guests like god, Thackeray rebuked   the singer saying he wondered if the real reason she participated in the show   was "Paisa devo bhava" (Money is god).
 
    
	
	
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