Raj Thackeray meets 'physically collapsed' uncle

October 26, 2012 17:13

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray met his uncle and Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray here today and enquired about his health.

The 86-year old Sena patriarch has been ailing for some time and sources say that Raj enquired about his health.

This was Raj's third meeting with his uncle in four months.

The MNS president visited his uncle's residence Matoshree in suburban Bandra. The meeting comes after MNS chief's visit to Matoshree in July after cousin Uddhav's angioplasty. Raj had met his uncle then and also earlier this month.

At the Sena Dussehra rally here on Wednesday, ailing Bal Thackeray had virtually announced his retirement from public life and urged his followers to stand by son Uddhav and grandson Aditya. "I have collapsed physically' I can't walk... I am tired," Thackeray had said in a video-recorded address.

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