BJP, Shiv Sena leaders in Nagpur Rural want ‘Mahayuti’ to be intact


Staff Reporter
While the tangle over the ‘Mahayuti’ of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Shiv Sena, and other parties continues in Maharashtra ahead of Legislative Assembly polls, the leaders of BJP and Shiv Sena in Nagpur district want the 25-years-long alliance to remain intact.
Soon after winning the elections to the posts of Zilla Parishad (ZP) President and Vice-President, the leaders of BJP and Shiv Sena from rural areas of the district felt that the alliance between the two parties always helped each other. They strongly advocated resolution of ‘whatever disputes’ between BJP and Shiv Sena, so that the ruling Congress and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) could be dethroned from State Government.
Krupal Tumane, Shiv Sena MP from Ramtek, told reporters that ‘Mahayuti’ should continue in State. “The pattern of co-operation adopted by workers of BJP and Shiv Sena in Nagpur Zilla Parishad, is ideal. We just hope that all the senior leaders of both the parties pay heed to the wish of countless enthusiastic workers,” he said.
Chandrashekhar Bawankule, Kamptee MLA and former District President of BJP, also was of the opinion that alliance between BJP and Shiv Sena should continue. “All the leaders, office-bearers, and workers of both the parties in Nagpur district want the alliance to remain intact,” he added.
Adv Ashish Jaiswal, Shiv Sena MLA from Ramtek, even went on to make a request through media to senior leaders of both the parties -- Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray, BJP leader Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari and State BJP chief Devendra Fadnavis. “We request them to resolve whatever the issues, and honour the wish of countless workers of both the parties,” he said.
BJP and Shiv Sena are not blinking over seat-sharing formula and are firm on demanding for themselves a fixed number of seats for Assembly elections. Asked about this contest of ‘who gets more seats’ between both the parties, Jaiswal said that BJP and Shiv Sena were two different parties and every one had the right to seek more seats for itself. However, he said, to keep Congress and NCP away from power in State, some formula must work. 

(21-09-14) 

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