Shiv Sena supremo Uddhav Thackeray warned its estranged ally BJP saying that he will not endure any distorted alliance deal.
It’s may be noted that the elections to the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) and nine other civic bodies will be held soon.
Addressing Shivsainiks on the party’s 50th foundation day, Thackeray said 25 years have gone in stitching together an alliance with the BJP.
As far as the civic polls are concerned, he said that he would leave it to the better sense of the Shiv Sainiks.
Taking a dig at the foreign visits of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, it would be good if Lok Sabha and assembly polls are held concurrently or it might put trouble in somebody’s foreign visits. He said this while referring to the need of holding simultaneous Lok Sabha and Assembly polls.
Calling for giving relief to the common man, he asked Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to do something about the increasing prices of dal among others.
Speaking about the alleged Hindu exodus from Kairana in UP, Thackeray told the BJP that it was in power. It has done nothing much for Kashmiri Pandits either though it is in power in J&K along with PDP.
