Mumbai: Shiv Sena on Monday replied to BJP for News Minister Union Amit Shah was the first statement that had betrayed the Hindutva for power after the 2019 Maharashtra poll To resign and register the election, Sena MP Sanjay Raut challenged BJP to stop and see how many of them.
Win without sending support and central agents.
Last week when he was in Pune, Shah had said that he was in Maharashtra before the poll in 2019.
“I talked to Sena.
I want to repeat that it was decided that the poll would be fought under the leadership of Devendra Fadnivis and CM would come from BJP.
But they [Sena] denied and were compromised with Hindutva for power, “he said.
But Raut said that in February 2019, at a press conference at Blue Sea Banquet in Worli aimed at Shah, then CM Fadnavis, Uddhav Thackeray and Yuva Sena Chief Aaditya Thackeray, Fadniv has announced the Sena-BJP alliance.
He stressed that the power sharing agreement was 50:50 between Sena and BJP, which included sharing CM posts, because the assembly poll was agreed at the meeting.
“Sena never left Hindutva.
On the other hand, since 2014, BJP has insulted Hindutva step by step,” said Raut.
“Before the election of the Assembly, a meeting was held at a blue sea banquet …
a word was given by both.
The power was 50:50.
Power sharing means sharing the same power that includes post cm.
Amit Shah must tell everyone who wants to drive away Sena.
“He added:” Shah said BJP had to do his own polls.
I will tell him that we (Sena) contested Solo in 2014 against the big wave of power and central power.
We fought well under the leadership of Uddhav Thackeray and won.
” Minister Sena Subhash Desai also attacked Shah.
“It is good that you are worried about Maharashtra’s glory.
But, first stop taking noble institutions from Maharashtra to the center and Gujarat.
Even during the fadnivis working period, the industry was sent.
We will not be quiet now,” he said, referring to preparing a financial center prize at Gujarat Instead of IFSC in Mumbai and a shift in the work training institution from Nagpur to Delhi.
‘Hindutva betrayal’ comment: Sena hits back at Shah
