"Forget what people say or do. Let anybody take credit for it (Ram Mandir station). Anybody can take credit for a name but take credit for building Ram temple and I will appreciate you," Thackeray said.
Uddhav was speaking after inauguration of a musical garden in suburban Andheri.
He asserted that Shiv Sena will retain the control of Mumbai civic body in the polls which are due early next year.
Shiv Sena workers, in response, shouted slogans hailing the late Sena founder Bal Thackeray. Leaders of both parties were left with no option but to wind up the programme.
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