After Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) MP Supriya Sule moved the national and state women’s commissions against the abusive language Maharashtra minister Abdul Sattar used against her, the Shinde Sena posed many a question to her. Its members also prepared to sue politicians who have been accusing them of receiving money to the tune of Rs 50-cr each to form the government with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Sattar is accused of using unparliamentary words while responding to Sule’s allegations of him and his colleagues getting bribed to topple the MVA government. NCP workers pelted stones at his official residence in Mumbai and attacked his private bungalow in Aurangabad on Monday. NCP leaders and their MVA colleagues had demanded the minister’s sacking. Following a row and aggression on the streets, Sattar apologised, but not without threatening in equally strong words, to take on his accusers.