Riteish Deshmukh has much to celebrate this Diwali. Not only is his film 'Housefull 4'releasing on Friday across the country, but his brothers, Amit and Dhiraj Deshmukh have been elected from Latur constituency on Congress ticket.&nbsp; 
 
While Amit Deshmukh has won from Latur (city), the youngest Deshmukh brother Dhiraj has won from Latur(rural). The two brothers will take their father, former Chief Minister of Maharashtra, the late Vilasrao Deshmukh's legacy forward.&nbsp; 
 
Proud brother Riteish shared the news on Twitter and wrote, "We did it PAPPA!!! @AmitV_Deshmukh wins Latur (city) by 42000+ votes for the 3rd consecutive time. @MeDeshmukh wins Latur (rural) by 1,20,000 votes. Thank you people of Latur for this faith &amp; trust." 
 
The tweet was accompanied by a picture of him dressed in a white kurta-pyjama and looking intently into the distance. Another photo showed the three brothers, their mother and the wives campaigning in Latur, Maharastra.

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We did it PAPPA!!! <a href="https://twitter.com/AmitV_Deshmukh?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@AmitV_Deshmukh</a> wins Latur (city) by 42000+ votes for the 3rd consecutive time.<a href="https://twitter.com/MeDeshmukh?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@MeDeshmukh</a> wins Latur (rural) by 1,20,000 votes. 
 
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Vilasrao Deshmukh, who was chief minister between 1999-2003 and 2004-2008, nurtured his home district Latur in central Maharashtra during his decades-long political career. 
 
Meanwhile, after 'Housefull 4', Riteish will next be seen in 'Marjaaavaan' in which he plays the antagonist.&nbsp;

Riteish Deshmukh has much to celebrate this Diwali. Not only is his film 'Housefull 4'releasing on Friday across the country, but his brothers, Amit and Dhiraj Deshmukh have been elected from Latur constituency on Congress ticket.

Riteish Deshmukh has much to celebrate this Diwali. Not only is his film 'Housefull 4'releasing on Friday across the country, but his brothers, Amit and Dhiraj Deshmukh have been elected from Latur constituency on Congress ticket. While Amit Deshmukh has won from Latur (city), the youngest Deshmukh brother Dhiraj has won from Latur(rural). The two brothers will take their father, former Chief Minister of Maharashtra, the late Vilasrao Deshmukh's legacy forward. Proud brother Riteish shared the news on Twitter and wrote, "We did it PAPPA!!! @AmitV_Deshmukh wins Latur (city) by 42000+ votes for the 3rd consecutive time. @MeDeshmukh wins Latur (rural) by 1,20,000 votes. Thank you people of Latur for this faith & trust." The tweet was accompanied by a picture of him dressed in a white kurta-pyjama and looking intently into the distance. Another photo showed the three brothers, their mother and the wives campaigning in Latur, Maharastra. We did it PAPPA!!! @AmitV_Deshmukh wins Latur (city) by 42000+ votes for the 3rd consecutive time.@MeDeshmukh wins Latur (rural) by 1,20,000 votes. Thank you people of Latur for this faith & trust. pic.twitter.com/pOGFsmoEJU — Riteish Deshmukh (@Riteishd) October 24, 2019 × Vilasrao Deshmukh, who was chief minister between 1999-2003 and 2004-2008, nurtured his home district Latur in central Maharashtra during his decades-long political career. Meanwhile, after 'Housefull 4', Riteish will next be seen in 'Marjaaavaan' in which he plays the antagonist.

Riteish Deshmukh remembers Vilasrao Deshmukh as his brothers win from Latur, Maharashtra

PM Modi and Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray addressed a poll rally in Latur in Maharashtra on Tuesday as both leaders lashed out at Pakistan.

"Had pre-Independence Congress leaders acted wisely, 'this Pakistan' would not have been created, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/nationalism-our-inspiration-good-governance-our-mantra-says-pm-modi-as-bjp-unveils-election-manifesto-208728">PM Modi said at the rally</a>, adding, "Congress is responsible for the creation of Pakistan."

"Congress manifesto and Pakistan speak same language on Kashmir-related issues,"&nbsp;the PM said.

Latur will be voting in the second phase of elections on April 18th.

The prime minister told the people present at the venue that one of the key aims of his government was to rid India of Naxals.

"Those who talk of a separate prime minister and secession of J&amp;K are the ones on whom the nation had trusted once. The country can now understand who governed J&amp;K for decades, and who they actually served. The thoughts in their hearts are now in the open."

"Congress and NCP are now standing with those who advocate for a separate PM in J&amp;K. Sharad Pawarji, you are standing with such people! The country has no expectations with the Congress party but Sharadji&nbsp;you? Does it suit you?&nbsp;he asked.

"How much evidence do Congress leaders want to prove India downed Pak aircraft,"&nbsp;the prime minister asked. 
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"We didn't talk of air strike in the&nbsp;manifesto, but carried it out when warranted,"&nbsp;he said.

"Can your first vote be dedicated to those who carried out air strike,"&nbsp;PM Modi asked the first-time voters.

Speaking at the event, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said: "Deal Pak such a blow that nothing of it remains."

PM Modi and Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray addressed a poll rally in Latur in Maharashtra on Tuesday as both leaders lashed out at Pakistan. "Had pre-Independence Congress leaders acted wisely, 'this Pakistan' would not have been created, PM Modi said at the rally, adding, "Congress is responsible for the creation of Pakistan.

PM Modi and Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray addressed a poll rally in Latur in Maharashtra on Tuesday as both leaders lashed out at Pakistan. "Had pre-Independence Congress leaders acted wisely, 'this Pakistan' would not have been created, PM Modi said at the rally, adding, "Congress is responsible for the creation of Pakistan." "Congress manifesto and Pakistan speak same language on Kashmir-related issues," the PM said. Latur will be voting in the second phase of elections on April 18th. The prime minister told the people present at the venue that one of the key aims of his government was to rid India of Naxals. "Those who talk of a separate prime minister and secession of J&K are the ones on whom the nation had trusted once. The country can now understand who governed J&K for decades, and who they actually served. The thoughts in their hearts are now in the open." "Congress and NCP are now standing with those who advocate for a separate PM in J&K. Sharad Pawarji, you are standing with such people! The country has no expectations with the Congress party but Sharadji you? Does it suit you? he asked. "How much evidence do Congress leaders want to prove India downed Pak aircraft," the prime minister asked. "We didn't talk of air strike in the manifesto, but carried it out when warranted," he said. "Can your first vote be dedicated to those who carried out air strike," PM Modi asked the first-time voters. Speaking at the event, Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said: "Deal Pak such a blow that nothing of it remains."

Congress manifesto, Pak speak same language on Kashmir-related issues, says PM Modi in Latur

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing a rally at Latur in Maharashtra. From Maharashtra the Prime Minister will move to Karnataka where he will address two rallies in Chitradurga and Mysuru. Prime Minister is also scheduled to address a public meeting at Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu in the evening.

PM Modi will address rallies in three states today

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