Mumbai: Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Sunday said his party would oppose assembly selection at Uttar Pradesh and Goa due early next year, and claiming farmer organizations in the West are willing to support his party.
Talking to reporters here, Raut said Shiv Sena will establish a candidate in 80 to 100 seats above (which has a 403 member assembly), while it will compete around 20 seats in the Cave Assembly (consisting of 40 seats).
“The farmer organization in Western has stated their willingness to support Sena Shiv and we can allied with small parties.
In Goa, efforts to explore formulas such as MVA.
Let’s succeed,” said Rajya Sabha’s member said.
Furthermore, Raut said Shiv Sena has its cadres in both states and has been complained of elections, regardless of success or failure.
After the 2019 Maharashtra Assembly poll, Sena Sena snapped with a long-term BJP allies on the issue of sharing a pacing post, and falsifying the Alliance with the NCP and Congress to form the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government in the state.
Asked about the resignation of Vijay Rupani as head of Gujarat Minister, Raucy said, “This is a BJP internal problem, outsiders do not need to comment.
I already knew that he was a member of Rajya Sabha with me.” “The last time, BJP had just succeeded in crossing the majority of Mark (in 182 members of the Gujarat Assembly).
This time the situation is not good for parties,” he said.
For questions about the chairman of Maharashtra minister and the role of President Uddhav Thackeray at the national level, Raut said, “Thackeray has the ability to become a national leader.
The head of Maharashtra minister is a national leader.”