Trouble doesn't seem to end for Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.

In the wake of facing an internal rebellion witin his party, now, BJP leader Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga has lodged an online complaint against Uddhav for flouting Covid protocol to meet his supporters, reports indiatoday.in.

Uddhav who tested Covid positive on Wednesday, was seen surrounded by his supporters while leaving for his personal residence Matoshree from his official home Varsha.

Even after reaching Matoshree, his supporters greeted him, pictures of which are all over.

Uddhav on Wednesday night moved from his official residence in south Mumbai to family home in suburban Bandra, hours after offering to quit the top post amid rebellion by Shiv Sena leader Eknath Shinde.

Shiv Sena leaders like Neelam Gorhe and Chandrakant Khaire were present at 'Varsha' when Thackeray was leaving the official residence.

Party workers raised slogans and showered petals on the CM as he left his official house along with his family members at around 9.50 pm.

Earlier, bags containing his personal belongings were seen being loaded in cars.

During a 'Facebook Live' session in the evening, Thackeray had said he will be leaving 'Varsha' and residing at Matoshree.

Thackeray, who also heads the Shiv Sena, had moved to Varsha after becoming the chief minister in November 2019.