‘Prime Minister Modi came to visit Tukarama’, Chhagan Bhujbal alone spoke clearly on Shiv Sena mutiny
Mumbai: Leaders of other parties in the government are now reacting to the Shiv Sena mutiny. Mahavikas Aghadi NCP president Sharad Pawar had said that Eknath Shinde’s revolt was an internal matter of Shiv Sena. Now NCP leader and government minister Chhagan Bhujbal has given a big response.
On Tuesday morning, Sharad Pawar had called a meeting of key NCP leaders at Silver Oak. Ahead of the meeting, he told reporters that he did not think Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray would play a significant role in today’s cabinet meeting. But he suggested that political parties should always be ready for elections. Bhujbal also blamed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for visiting Saint Tukarama in Dehu and taking him to Eknath on the current political power struggle in the state.
The drama, which started in the state after the assembly elections, gained momentum on Tuesday. Eknath Shinde claimed that he had 45 MLAs with him this morning. After that, Sanjay Raut had said that he had talked with Shinde in the morning. But within a few hours, Uddhav Thackeray signaled his resignation by tweeting in the direction of dismissal of the Assembly. When asked about Sanjay Raut’s tweet, Chhagan Bhujbal replied that he had not seen such a tweet.
