Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray Banished the Rumours about Sena-BJP coming together

Amid the speculations going on about Shiv Sena joining hands with BJP, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray banished the rumours saying that “if it didn’t take place when both the parties were together for 30 long years, then what can take place now? We parted our ways with the Bhartiya Janata Party when we realized that the action of the BJP members was not that of a healthy democracy.”

 

The opposition party was criticized by Maharashtra's Chief Minister for its behaviour at the time of the state legislature’s just-concluded monsoon session. Opinions were made by many in the past few days over the reunion of the Thackeray-led Shiv Sena government and Bhartiya Janata Party which separated after the 2019 Assembly elections. 

 

On the just-concluded monsoon session, twelve BJP MLAs were suspended from the Assembly for the time of one year for supposedly not behaving properly with the conducting officer Bhaskar Jadhav in the Speaker’s chamber. “What was the need to cry over a resolution? what was the need? asking the Centre to give census data of 2011 to sanction the State Backward Class Commission to compose factual data of OBCs, should we say now that its hostility for OBCs came to the surface?” stated the Maharashtra chief minister 

 

Even if the opposition felt the resolution couldn’t have any outcome, couldn’t they support it? What was the need of creating so much drama and chaos? As the centre is not giving us the data we require, how are you aware of the mistakes in it?”