New Delhi: Former Maharashtra Minister and Senior BJP leader Devendra Fadnivis on Sunday did not rule out the bond in the future with the former Ally of Shiv Sena, said that “the right decision” will be taken based on the situation.
Shiv Sena walked out of its alique with BJP after the election of Maharashtra assembly in 2019 and formed a coalition government with NCP and Congress.
“BJP and Sena Shiv are not enemies despite differences of opinion.
The right decision will be taken according to the situation,” said the former main minister while responding to the question of whether there was a possibility that two former ally came together again.
Fadnavis added, “Our friend (read Shiv Sena) was contested by the election of the 2019 assembly with us.
But after the polls, they (Sena) hand in hand with people (NCP and Congress) against whom we oppose the election”.
When asked about his meeting recently with the minister of house Amit Shah and the possibility of BJP and Shiv Sena came together again, Fadnivis said, “There is no IFS and but in politics.
Decisions are taken according to the applicable situation”.
Previously on that day, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut tried to stop “rumors” about his meeting with the BJP leader Ashish Shelan on Saturday.
“The more rumors like it spread, the stronger the MVA alliance will become.
We may have political and ideological differences, but if we face face to face in public functions, we will respectfully greet each other.
I have coffee with Shelar openly,” said a repemeterial Sena Sena.
Last month, Shiv Sena Mla Pratap Sarnaik had written a letter to the Chairman of the Minister of Uddhav Thackeray, urged him to join hands with BJP ahead of the election of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (TMC) and the selection of Thee Municipal Corporation (TMC).
The Maharahstra Congress previously hinted that the Alliance of Maha Vikas Aghadi with Shiv Sena and NCP was not permanent and indicated that it might be solo in future elections.
(With input from PTI)